Magnets

Magnets have two poles a North Pole and a ______ Pole.

• East

• West

• South

• Northwest

If OPPOSITE poles of a magnet are put next to each other, what happens?

• They attract

• They repel

• They break

• They bend

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If the SAME poles of a magnet are put next to each other, what happens?

• They attract

• They repel

• They break

• They bend

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What is the invisible space around a magnet that attracts and repels objects called?

• Electrical Field

• Magnetic Field

• Soccer Field

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Which of these materials is magnetic?

• Banana

• Balloon

• Iron Screw

• Pencil

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ALL metals are attracted to magnets

• True

• False

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Magnets DON'T need to touch an object to apply a force

• True

• False

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What do the N and the S on this magnet stand for?

• Never and Sometimes

• North and South

• Nachos and Salsa

• Not and So

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Which of these materials is magnetic?

• Apple

• Fire

• Football

• Paper Clip

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Which of these materials is NOT magnetic?

• Staples

• Paperclip

• Lego

• Scissors

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