Science-Magnetic Materials

A piece of metal which attracts or repels other materials is called a

• stone

• magnet

• tool

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The two ends of a magnet are called

• legs

• sides

• edges

• poles

The poles of a magnet are

• North and South Poles

• North and North Poles

• East and West Poles

• Red and Blue Poles

Which of these is true about magnets?

• Magnets melt in water.

• Magnets can pull through liquids.

• Magnets are absorbent.

• Magnets are soft.

The area around a magnet where it can attract or repel things is called

• environment

• circle

• force

• magnetic field

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In magnets,

• opposite poles attract

• opposite poles ignore each other

• like poles attract

Which of these is true of the materials in the picture?

• They can not be attracted to magnets.

• They can be attracted to magnets.

• They are magnetic materials.

• They can be attracted to each other.

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Which of the following materials is magnetic?

• mattress

• glass cup

• ceramic mug

• metallic door handle

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Magnets can be made from all the following except

• cobalt

• nickel

• steel

• plastic

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Jane and Jake were holding magnets near each other. The force from the magnets pushes them away from each other. Which poles might they be holding together?

• North and South

• South and South

• South and North

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