Maglev

What does "maglev" mean?

• magnetic fields

• magnetic levitation

• magazine levers

• magnetic levels

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How does a MagLev train work?

• Powered by coal

• Powered by steam

• Levitates from the same magnet poles

• Levitates from opposite magnet poles

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What materials would you need to make your own Maglev? (select all that apply)

• wooden block

• magnetic strips

• plastic barriers

• paper clips

• wires

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Why are the magnets on the maglev superconducting (cooled WAY down)?

• to keep their body heat

• to make the train louder

• to increase the magnetic field up to 10 times stronger

• to throw the maglev into the air

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How are these 2 magnets different? (select the BEST answer)

• the electromagnet won't stick to the fridge but the other ones will

• one is made of plastic and one is made of metal

• one is using electricity to make a magnetic field

• they look different

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What is the fastest speed that the maglev train has reached?

• 1,000 mph

• 311 mph

• 374.69 mph

• 500 mph

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What is the principle behind Maglev technology?

• Electromagnetic induction

• Magnetic levitation

• Gravitational pull

• Nuclear fusion

Which country is known for pioneering Maglev train technology?

• United States

• Germany

• Japan

• China

What is the main advantage of Maglev trains over traditional trains?

• Higher speed

• Lower cost

• More noise

• Less safety

What type of magnets are used in Maglev trains?

• Permanent magnets

• Electromagnets

• Temporary magnets

• Ceramic magnets