Opposite Poles Attract: Fill the Gap

Read about magnets and their poles, then fill each gap with the word the passage uses.

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Magnets are special objects that can pull certain metals toward them.

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Magnets are special objects that can pull certain metals toward them. They have two sides called poles: a north pole and a south pole. When you bring two magnets close together, opposite poles attract each other, but the same poles push away.

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For example, a magnet can stick to your refrigerator because it is made of metal. This is how magnets work in everyday life!

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Which word goes in the blank? “This is how _____ work in everyday life!”

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Which word goes in the blank? “Magnets are _____ objects that can pull certain metals toward them.”

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