
magnetism
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Eman Badawy
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The place on a magnet where the force it exerts is the strongest is called
a magnetic pole
a magnetic field line
a domain
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Multiple Choice
What is the magnetic attraction or repulsion of a magnet called?
the magnetic domain
the magnetic field
the magnetic pole
the magnetic force
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Multiple Choice
What is a major difference between electric charges and magnetic poles?
Electric charges can exist on their own.
Magnetic poles can exist on their own.
There are no differences.
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What is a magnetic field?
A force field
a magnetic field does not exist
stationary electric charge
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What is the source of a magnetic field?
Moving electric charge
Stationary Electric Charge
There is no source.
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Multiple Choice
Why are not all atoms tiny magnets?
Because, the spins must be in the same direction.
Every spinning electron is not a tiny magnet.
Because, the spins must be in opposite direction.
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Multiple Choice
A north pole of the magnet is brought near a south pole
they will repel
they will attract
so? nothing will happen
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Multiple Choice
A magnetic domain is
a cluster of aligned atoms
a singular aligned atom
a cluster of non-aligned atoms
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Multiple Choice
In order to make an electromagnet, you need
a magnet, a nail, some wires
a battery, a nail, and a magnet
a battery, a coil of wire, and a nail
a loop of wire, contacts, and a battery
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Multiple Choice
The source of all magnetism is
tiny pieces of iron
ferromagnetic materials
moving electric charge
stationary charge
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Multiple Choice
if you break a bar magnet in half
the poles will seperate
You will have two complete magnets
it becomes unmagnetized
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Multiple Choice
magnetic fields run from _________ pole to ___________ pole
North, South
South, North
They do not exist
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Multiple Choice
Which is NOT a distinguishing feature of an electric generator?
An electric generator converts mechanical energy into electrical.
An electric generator converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.
It generates electricity
It is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction.
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Multiple Choice
What do we call a device that converts electricity into mechanical movement?
electric charge
electric motor
electric current
electric plasma
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Multiple Choice
What do you call a device that converts mechanical movement into electricity?
electric field
electric motor
electric generator
electric plasma
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Multiple Choice
What do you call a device that produces an electric current when a coil of wire is wrapped around an iron core and rotated near a magnet?
magnet
car
generator
motor
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What do you call a huge wheel (associated with generators) that rotates when driven by water, wind, or steam?
Motor
Pipe
Turbine
Magnet
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