Forces and Magnetism

A push or pull on an object

• A. Attract

• B. Gravity

• C. Movement

• D. Force

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What will cause a ball to roll down a ramp?

• A. The rotation of the Earth.

• B. The pull of gravity.

• C. The heat of the Sun.

• D. The push of magnetism.

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To pull towards

• A. Attract

• B. Gravity

• C. Movement

• D. Force

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Which of the following objects could move a piece of iron without touching it?

• A. Rubberband

• B. Ruler

• C. Spring scale

• D. Magnet

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A force that pulls objects toward the center of Earth

• A. Attract

• B. Gravity

• C. Movement

• D. Force

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Which of the following will attract one another?

• A. Two LIKE poles of a magnet.

• B. Two OPPOSITE poles of a magnet.

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What happens when magnets attract each other?

• A. The objects pull together.

• B. The objects push apart.

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Look at the picture. Gravity is what type of force?

• Pull

• Push

• Gravity

• Solar

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In this image, matching north poles from two magnets are introduced. What do you predict will be the outcome?

• There will be no interaction. The poles of magnets do not have an effect on one another.

• The two north poles will attract each other

• The two north poles will repel each other

• The two magnets will combine and become one magnet

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The picture shows two magnets near each other. What is the best prediction of what will happen with the second magnet is moved closer to the first?

• They will attract each other with a pulling force.

• They will attract each other with a pushing force.

• They will repel each other with a pulling force.

• They will repel each other with a pushing force.

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