Look at the picture carefully and answer the two questions. 1. What type of magnet is this? 2. Which statement best describes your answer?

The paper clips are a temporary magnet and will only stay magnetized while near the permanent magnetic field of the bar magnetic.

The paper clips are a permanent magnet and it will never lose its magnetism.

Look at the picture carefully and answer the two questions. 1. What type of magnet is this? 2. Which statement best describes you answer?

This is a bar magnet, it is a permanent magnet and will never lose its magnetism.

This is a temporary magnet and it will only stay magnetized while near a magnetic field or electric current.

Look at the picture carefully then answer the question. 1. What type of magnet is this. 2.Which statement best describes your answer to question 1.

An electric current from the battery is going through the wire creating a magnetic field around the nail making it an electromagnet.

This is a permanent magnet, it will never lose its magnetism.

What will happen when these magnets are brought close together?

Both magnets will turn to the left

Both magnets will turn to the right

The red compass needles are made from iron. How is the that the compass can show us which direction we are moving?

The compass shows direction by aligning its magnetized needle with the Earth's magnetic field.

The compass relies on GPS signals to show direction.

The compass uses a battery to determine direction.

The compass needle points to the nearest city.

What is the difference between magnet's attraction and repulsion?

Attraction is the force that pulls opposite poles together, while repulsion is the force that pushes like poles apart.

Attraction occurs only in magnetic materials, while repulsion occurs in all objects.

Attraction is the force that pushes opposite poles apart, while repulsion pulls like poles together.

Attraction and repulsion are both forces that pull like poles together.

Why can't a magnet pick up a ruler?

A magnet can't pick up a ruler because the ruler is made of non-magnetic materials.

The magnet is broken and can't pick up anything.

The ruler is too heavy for the magnet.

The ruler is made of wood, which is magnetic.

How would hanging magnetite from a string work as compass?

It aligns with the Earth's magnetic field, indicating magnetic north.

It works by floating on water to find north.

It spins rapidly to indicate direction.

It uses a battery to create a magnetic field.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Static electricity is made of _______?

light waves

thermal energy

magnetic fields

atoms

Static electricity is made of ________.

Which answer best describes when static electricity occurs?

Static electricity occurs when opposite charges attract each other.

Static electricity occurs only in wet conditions.

Static electricity is generated by moving water.

Static electricity is caused by the flow of electric current.

How many poles do magnets have?

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the two poles on a magnet called?

East Pole and West Pole

Positive Pole and Negative Pole

Front Pole and Back Pole

North Pole and South Pole

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

True or False:
Natural magnets are found in some rocks, which contain iron, nickel, and cobalt.

True

False

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Natural magnets are found in some rocks. Which rocks? (review all answers carefully)

iron

nickel

cobalt

sandstone

limestone

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