Science - Investigation 1

The object that sticks to metals like iron or steel is called a

• magnet

• battery

• wood

• plastic

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The special kind of force that pulls objects together or pushes them apart is called

• electricity

• magnetism

• compass

• poles

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Magnets can attract iron and steel items through

• no materials

• some materials

• all materials

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The feeling that we can't see, smell, touch, or taste, but we CAN feel it's power is called

• magnets

• force

• air

• metal

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This is used to find something or gather evidence that you cannot see

• magnetism

• nail

• detector

• box

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When two magnets pull together and stick to each other, they are

• attracting

• repelling

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When two magnets push apart and do not touch, they are

• attracting

• repelling

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When an object is close to its permanent magnet and it turns into a temporary magnet, it's called

• induced magnetism

• fake magnetism

• attracting

• repelling

The two types of metals that a magnet can stick to

• iron and steel

• iron and brass

• brass and steel

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The force of a magnet becomes stronger when a magnet and an iron object get closer

• True

• False

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