Magnetic Forces

Items can be classified as being either ______ or nonmagnetic.

• ferromagnetic
• paramagnetic
• diamagnetic
• magnetic

• All magnetic materials are made from metal, but not all metals are magnetic.

• True
• False

• All metals are magnetic.

If an object is made from a magnetic material, it will be attracted to a magnet.

• Only if it is a certain shape
• False
• It will repel the magnet
• True

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North and south: each of the two points of a magnet from or toward which the magnetic force is directed.

• Magnetic poles

• Phone poles

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To push back or away by a physical force.

• Repel

• Pull
• Push
• Lift

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Attract

• To draw together by a physical force.

• To repel or push away from oneself.
• To ignore or overlook something.
• To confuse or mislead someone.

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A Magnetic field is:

• Where hockey is played

• The region interior to a magnetic material in which the force of magnetism can be detected.

• The region exterior to a magnetic material in which the force of magnetism can be detected.

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• Magnets create magnetic fields which fill the space around the magnet. It is this ____ field which creates the attract and repel force.

• magnetic
• electric
• invisible

• thermal

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There are two poles in a magnet:

• North pole and South pole
• Front pole and Back pole
• Positive pole and Negative pole
• East pole and West pole

• Like poles ____ and opposite poles attract. 

• attract each other
• repel each other
• rotate in opposite directions
• cancel each other out

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