Gravity and Magnetism

The force of ​ (a)   is the pull that makes everything move downward.

• gravity
• magnetism
• magnetic force

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Magnets produce an invisible area of magnetic force that is called a magnetic ________.

• gravity

• field

• force

• repel

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Magnets have a magnetic ​ (a)   pole and a magnetic ​ (b)   pole.

• north
• south
• east
• west

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Objects made from metals such as iron, nickel and cobalt are ​ (a)   .

• magnetic
• not magnetic
• gold
• silver

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Materials such as plastic, wood, and glass are ________.

• magnetic

• not magnetic

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When the same pole from two magnets are placed near one another, they will __________.

• attract

• stick to each other

• repel

• lose gravity

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When ​ (a)   poles are placed near one another, they will attract.

• opposite
• same
• north
• south

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In science, pushes and pulls are known as _________.

• magnets

• forces

• gravity

• poles

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What makes a baseball thrown in the air come back to the ground?

• gravity

• magnetism

• magnetic force

• poles

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Every magnet has two different sides, or ends, called __________.

• fields

• forces

• poles

• attractions

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