Ch 6 Magnets

Sailors can learn the direction in which they are moving by using a(n) ___.

• attract

• north

• compass

• pole

Rubbing a needle with a magnet turns the needle into a ___.

• iron

• temporary magnet

• magnetic field

• pole

A magnet's magnetic force is strongest at its ____

• poles

• temporary magnet

• magnetic field

• compass

Magnets ___, or pull on, certain metals.

• poles

• repel

• magnetic field

• attract

The needle of a compass points ___.

• north

• south

• east

• west

The north pole of one magnet will ___ the north pole of another magnet.

• attract

• repel

• iron

• compass

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A magnet that always has magnetic force is called a ___.

• temporary

• temporary magnet

• permanent

• permanent magnet

Any object with magnetic force is called a(n) ___.

• magnet

• pole

• compass

• magnetic field

The area of magnetic force around a magnet is its _____.

• magnet

• pole

• compass

• magnetic field

Magnets attract certain metals, such as ___.

• magnet

• pole

• iron

• compass

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