Magnets Assessment

Larger magnets have

• stronger

• weaker

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What does the term 'magnetic field' refer to?

• The area around an object that shows attraction or repulsion with other magnetic objects

• When forces pull toward each other

• Show where the magnetic field is the strongest on each magnet (north & south)

• When forces push away from each other

• The attraction and repulsion of magnetically charged objects

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What are the two ends of a magnet called?

• Attractive

• Repulsive

• Magnetic poles

What is the purpose of a name tag?

Samantha found a magnet in her science kit and began to explore its properties. She learned that the magnet had two ends called

• Attractive

• Repulsive

• Magnetic poles

One end was

• Attractive

• Repulsive

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and the other was repulsive. Samantha also learned that the magnet had a magnetic field around it that could be felt by other magnetic objects.

• Attractive

• Repulsive

• Magnetic field

• Magnetic poles

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Which of the following images does not show magnetic force?

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1. Match the vocabulary word to the correct definition.

• the attraction and repulsion of magnet

• 1. magnetic field

• area around an object that shows attract

• 1. magnetic poles

• magnetic field is the strongest (N,S)

• repulsive

• when forces push away from each other

• attractive

• when forces pull toward each other

• 1. magnetic force