Magnetism Quiz

What causes the magnetic properties of a substance?

• Movement of photons within the atoms

• Movement of protons within the atoms

• Movement of electrons within the atoms

• Movement of neutrons within the atoms

What is the significance of aligned atomic poles in magnetic domains?

• They determine the strength of the magnetic field

• They indicate the presence of ferromagnetic materials

• They affect the stability of the magnetic domain

• They are responsible for the formation of magnetic poles

What type of materials are iron, cobalt, and nickel classified as due to their capability of magnetization?

• Diamagnetic materials

• Paramagnetic materials

• Ferromagnetic materials

• Non-magnetic materials

What is the phenomenon where certain materials like iron exhibit a strong attraction to magnetic fields?

• Electromagnetism

• Diamagnetism

• Paramagnetism

• Ferromagnetism

Which type of materials behave like magnets only when they are within a strong magnetic field and lose their magnetic properties when the field is removed?

• Temporary magnets

• Diamagnetic materials

• Permanent magnets

• Ferromagnetic materials

Which of the following materials can be easily magnetized and demagnetized?

• Ferromagnetic materials

• Diamagnetic materials

• Permanent magnets

• Temporary magnets

What causes the alignment of electrons within the atoms of a material?

• Electron alignment

• Proton alignment

• Neutron alignment

• Photon alignment

Which type of materials are used for making permanent magnets due to their ability to maintain magnetization even without an external magnetic field?

• Non-magnetic materials

• Paramagnetic materials

• Diamagnetic materials

• Ferromagnetic materials

Which of the following are examples of temporary magnets?

• Iron, cobalt, and nickel

• Paper clips and nails

• Bar magnets and compass needles

• Alloys and compounds

Which materials are commonly used to make permanent magnets?

• Steel and aluminum

• Gold and silver

• Iron, cobalt, and nickel

• Plastic and glass