
Magnetism
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7th - 8th Grade
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Roszy Ameer
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by Cg Roszy
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Natural magnet - magnet that have property of attracting iron and this magnet is a weak magnet.
Artificial magnet - made of materials like Iron, Nickel, Cobalt and Steel where there can be easily magnetised (easily can be a magnet). This magnet is a strong magnet.
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Magnet has two poles.
A freely hanging magnets point in a north-south direction
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This is because the earth behaves like a huge bar magnet.
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Materials that are attracted by a magnet.
Example are iron, nickel, cobalt and steel
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Materials that are not attracted by a magnet.
Example are rubber, plastics, copper, wood and aluminium.
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•When a magnetic materials is placed near a magnet, both of its ends are attracted to it
•When a magnet is placed near a magnet, one of its end will attract while the other end will repel
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Dynamos and motors
Doorstopper
ATM cards
Junkyards
Refrigerator doors
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•The region of space around a magnet which attracts magnetic materials
•When iron filing are sprinkled around a magnet, the line of force present
•When the lines of force are close together, the magnetic field is strong
•When the lines are further apart, the magnetic field is weak
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following pairs consists of magnetic materials?
Iron paper clip and copper coin
Aluminium can and steel paper clip
Gold ring and silver bracelet
Iron paper clip and steel coin
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following proves that a piece of metal is already a magnet?
Copper wire is repelled by it
A magnet is attracted to it
Both ends of a compass needle are attracted to it
One end of a compass needle is repelled by it
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Multiple Choice
If the North Pole of a magnet is brought very near to the end of an iron bar, the end of the iron bar and the bar magnet will __________.
repel each other
produce an electric spark
have no effect on each other
attract each other
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Multiple Choice
Aina placed two bar magnets four times next to each other. The movements of the magnets are shown in figure.
What could be concluded by Aina from her observations?
Like poles attract each other; unlike poles repel each other
Like poles repel each other; unlike poles attract each other
Unlike and like poles repel each other
Unlike and like poles have no effect on each other
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Multiple Choice
A bar magnet is broken into three parts X, Y and Z as shown in figure. Which diagram shows the poles in X, Y and Z?
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