Module 1 Science Review

What are the two poles of a magnet called?

• North and South

• East and West

• Positive and Negative

• Top and Bottom

What happens when you try to push two north poles of magnets together?

• They attract each other

• They repel each other

• They stick together

• Nothing happens

What is the rule about how opposite and same poles of magnets interact?

• Opposite poles attract each other, and same poles repel each other.

• Opposite poles repel each other, and same poles attract each other.

• Both opposite and same poles attract each other.

• Both opposite and same poles repel each other.

The Earth acts like a giant magnet because:

• It has a large iron core that generates a magnetic field.

• It rotates on its axis, creating a magnetic effect.

• It is influenced by the Sun's magnetic field.

• It has a magnetic atmosphere.

The needle of a compass always points north because:

• It is attracted to the Earth's magnetic field.

• It is affected by the gravitational pull of the North Pole.

• It is designed to point towards the sun.

• It is influenced by the rotation of the Earth.

Magnets have three poles: north, south, and east.

• True

• False

A compass has a tiny magnet inside it.

• True

• False

The north pole of a magnet will repel the south pole of another magnet.

• True

• False

Opposite poles of a magnet attract each other because:

• They have similar charges

• They have opposite charges

• They are made of the same material

• They are both north poles

A compass can help you find your way in the woods by:

• Showing the direction of the nearest town

• Pointing towards magnetic north

• Indicating the location of water sources

• Providing a map of the area