
Magnets
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Jandee Oard
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Which of the following best describes magnetism?
A property that allows materials to give off an attractive or repulsive force
A type of electricity
A material that glows in the dark
A property that only exists in liquids
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Open Ended
Why is the ability to apply a force over a distance significant in the study of magnets?
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Multiple Choice
Why can't magnetic poles be isolated, even if you cut a magnet in half?
Because the poles are glued together
Because each piece forms its own north and south pole
Because the poles disappear when cut
Because only one pole remains
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following factors affect the strength of a magnetic field?
The color of the magnet
The material the magnet is made of
The shape of the magnet
The temperature of the room
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Fill in the Blanks
Earth's core is made of various metals, that are oriented to act like a giant bar magnet in Earth. This is why we have North and South
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Multiple Select
Which of the following statements about magnetic domains is/are correct? (hint: 3 answers are correct)
In magnetic elements, domains are aligned to make a magnetic field.
In nonmagnetic elements, domains are always aligned.
All atoms have the potential to be magnetic due to electrons.
Nonmagnetic elements show no apparent magnetism.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes ferromagnetism?
A phenomenon where objects placed in a strong magnetic field become magnetized due to the alignment of their atoms' poles.
A phenomenon where objects repel each other due to magnetic fields.
A process by which magnets lose their magnetism over time.
A method of generating electricity using magnets.
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Open Ended
Explain how electricity and magnetism are related based on the information provided.
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Fill in the Blanks
When the switch is closed and current flows through the coil of wire around the nail, the nail becomes
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Multiple Select
Select all the factors that can increase the strength of an electromagnet. (hint: 2 answers are correct)
Increasing the number of loops of wire.
Using a stronger battery to increase current.
Using a non-metal core.
Decreasing the current.
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Open Ended
Compare and contrast the roles of electric motors and generators in the real world.
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Fill in the Blanks
A device that uses an electromagnet to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy is called an
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Open Ended
How do you think the property of magnetism can be useful in everyday life or technology?
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between magnetism and a magnet?
Magnetism is a property, while a magnet is a material with that property.
Magnetism is a type of metal, while a magnet is a force.
Magnetism is visible, while a magnet is invisible.
Magnetism is only found in nature, while magnets are man-made.
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