Magnetic Wonders

What are the two types of magnetic poles?

• Top Pole

• North Pole and South Pole

• East Pole

• West Pole

Which pole of a magnet points towards the Earth's North Pole?

• South pole

• East pole

• North pole

• West pole

True or False: Like poles of magnets attract each other.

• False

• Sometimes

• True

• Maybe

What are some examples of magnetic materials?

• gold

• iron, nickel, cobalt, alloys

• copper

• silver

What happens when you bring two magnets close together with opposite poles facing each other?

• They will repel each other due to the opposite poles

• They will attract each other.

• They will create a magnetic field around them

• They will merge into a single magnet

How can you identify the North Pole of a magnet?

• Lick the magnet and see which end tastes colder

• Ask the magnet to whisper its secrets and see which end responds

• Use a compass and observe which end of the magnet points towards the North direction.

• Throw the magnet in the air and see which end points towards the sky

Why do magnets attract certain materials?

• Chemical reaction with the magnet

• Alignment of magnetic domains within the material

• Static electricity generated by the magnet

• Attraction due to gravitational force

What happens when you bring two magnets close together with like poles facing each other?

• They will attract each other.

• They will repel each other.

• They will cancel each other out.

• They will merge into one magnet.

What is the difference between a magnetic material and a non-magnetic material?

• Non-magnetic materials can be magnetized, but magnetic materials cannot.

• Magnetic materials are always attracted to magnets, while non-magnetic materials repel magnets.

• The difference between a magnetic material and a non-magnetic material is that magnetic materials can be attracted to magnets and can be magnetized, whereas non-magnetic materials cannot be attracted to magnets and cannot be magnetized.

• The difference between magnetic and non-magnetic materials is their color.

How can you make a magnet lose its magnetism temporarily?

• Freezing, exposure to water, or covering with plastic

• Heat, strong vibrations, or exposure to a strong magnetic field in the opposite direction