Question: Wendy is making an electromagnet. She wrapped a long, insulated wire around an iron nail. What should Wendy do next to complete the electromagnet?
Reference answer: Wendy should hook one end of the wire to the negative side of a D-cell battery and the other end to the positive side of the D-cell battery.

Student answer: She would put and back it to a D-cell.

Student answer: Stick it into the clips and close the switch.

Student answer: She should hook the extra wire from the wrapping part and connect the wires to the switch and D-cell battery. Then stick a short wire to connect the D-cell and switch.

Student answer: Wendy will connect the wire to a D-cell battery and switch, switch optional.

Student answer: She should hook it to a D-cell.

Student answer: Hook the wires to the power source.

Student answer: Connect it to a battery and a switch.

Student answer: Connect one of the tips of the long wire to the switch. Connect the other long end of the wire to the D-cell and connect the short wire to the D-cell and the switch.

Student answer: Hook the wire to a D-cell. Get a switch and another wire hook that wire to the switch. Get something made of metal. Press the top of the nail to the metal thing, they should stick.

Student answer: Get another wire hook it with the D-cell and the switch get the insulated wire and hook it to the switch and D-cell then turn it on with the switch and there a electromagnet.

Student answer: Get a D-cell and a switch, connect the insulated wire to the switch and battery and you have an electromagnet.

Student answer: She should see if the magnet works as a electromagnet.

Student answer: She should get a D-cell to make it work.

Student answer: Put the wires to the D-cell.

Student answer: Attach the wire to each end of the nail.

Student answer: She should hook the wire to the D-cell and switch and see if it will pick up iron or steel.

Student answer: Wendy, you should have a D-cell or a D-cell it does not matter. And a switch if you want it to work.

Student answer: Get a D-cell and a switch.

Student answer: Wendy can hook one side of the wire to a switch, and the other side of the wire to the negative side of the D-cell after that get another small wire and hook that to the positive side of the D-cell and to the top of the switch.

Student answer: She should attach one wire to a D-cell and the other to a switch. Then, she connects the D-cell and switch with a wire.

Student answer: Wendy should get a D-cell and hook it up to the insulated wire and get a switch and hook some wires up to that, then she should get little washers and put them somewhere. Then you have an electromagnet.

Student answer: Wendy should connect all the wires then to see if it works Wendy can try to pick up some washers.

Student answer: Wendy should connect the insulated wire to a D-cell and a switch and that will be a complete circuit and it will attract iron or steel.

Student answer: She should attach a switch to one side of the wire and attach the other to the D-cell. Attach another wire to the D-cell and switch.

Student answer: Connect the wire to a D-cell and connect the wire to a switch and turn it on.

Student answer: Wendy should plug in the electromagnet.

Student answer: Wendy will get a battery and connect the wires to the battery, get a battery holder.

Student answer: Connect it to a battery.

Student answer: Then Wendy should get another piece of wire and wrap it around the nail also then connect the other end of the wire to a negative and a positive.

Student answer: Hook the wires to both sides of a battery.

Student answer: She needs a D-cell and washers.

Student answer: Wendy should connect the long wire to the battery next.

Student answer: Wendy needs to get little washers and stick the iron to the washer.

Student answer: She would need a switch then she would turn on the switch she would also need a D-cell.

Student answer: Connect the wire to the D-cell and turn it on.

Student answer: She needs a D-cell to make it run.

Student answer: Connect the wires to a battery or power source.

Student answer: Hook it up to the D-cell then to the stick.

Student answer: To complete the circuit she needs to connect both ends of the wire to both end of a D-cell. You can use a switch.