SCIENCE - MAGNETS

A magnet is an object that can attract magnetic materials such as . . . and . . . .

• Iron and paper

• Paper and steel

• Paper clips and mirror

• Iron and steel

The magnets have two poles, there are . . . and . . . .

• North and south pole

• Top and button pole

• Left and right pole

• East and west poles

The following picture show one of the type of magnet is . . . .

• bar magnet

• rod magnet

• ring magnet

• button magnet

The following picture show one of the type of magnet is . . . .

• bar magnet

• rod magnet

• ring magnet

• button magnet

The following picture show one of the type of magnet is . . . .

• bar magnet

• rod magnet

• ring magnet

• button magnet

The following picture show one of the type of magnet is . . . .

• rod magnet

• ring magnet

• button magnet

• horseshoe magnet

The following picture show one of the type of magnet is . . . .

• ring magnet

• button magnet

• U-shaped magnet

• horseshoe magnet

The following picture show one of the type of magnet is . . . .

• ring magnet

• button magnet

• U-shaped magnet

• horseshoe magnet

The ways to make a magnet are . . . .

• elastic and stroking method

• stroking and electrical method

• repel and attract method

• repel and electrical method

When two poles are brought together, magnets push each other away. It is calls by . . . .

• Push

• Pull

• Repel

• Attract