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There's a Magnet in My Speaker

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There's a Magnet in My Speaker
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	edHelper's suggested reading level:	grades 3 to 5
	Flesch-Kincaid grade level:	4.26

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challenging words:

response, speaker, obvious, fits, waves, refrigerator, itself, purse, heavy, center, laptop, tool, cause, ears, through, recover

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There's a Magnet in My Speaker By Kathleen W. Redman

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¹     Magnets have many uses. Some of them are very obvious. Magnets can hold paper to a refrigerator. Magnets can hold a purse or a laptop computer shut. A magnet on the end of a string can help recover a dropped tool or key. There are many places magnets aren't obvious. Did you know there are magnets in cars? Did you know magnets are used in your television? Magnets are everywhere!
 
²     Magnets are a very important part of speakers. The speakers in your computer, television, and headphones have magnets in them. Without magnets, they wouldn't work at all.
 
³     Speakers have only a few parts. There's the cone, the voice coil, and a magnet. The cone is the part of the speaker where the sound comes from. Many cones are made of paper or plastic. Some are made of metal. They look like really wide, flat ice cream cones.

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