Check-In: Magnetic Fields

Drop Down: This image represents this magnetic force, ​ (a)  

• repulsion
• attraction

​ (a)   is the space around a magnet in which magnetic forces can act on an object.

• magnetic field
• magnet
• repelling
• attracting

TRUE/FALSE: Magnetic field lines represents only the strength of the magnetic field.

• False

• True

Based on this image, this represents this magnetic force, ​ (a)  

• attraction
• repulsion

When two magnets are attracting, the magnetic field lines are ​ (a)  

• connecting
• not connecting
• half-connecting

TRUE/FALSE: In a system of magnets, there is a repelling force between opposite poles and an attracting force between like poles.

• True

• False

Which of the following defines: "One of the two opposite ends of a magnet."

• Magnetic field

• Magnetic force

• Magnetic pole

• Magnetic field line

TRUE/FALSE: A magnetic force can attract or repel an object at a distance.

• False

• True

CHECK OFF: Which of the following are TRUE statements about magnets?

• Magnets always repel when like poles are next to each other.

• Magnets always attract when opposite poles are next to each other.

• Magnets always move other magnets.

• Magnets never move wood or non-metals.