Fun with Magnets

What do magnets attract?

• Gold, silver, and platinum

• Iron, nickel, and cobalt

• Plastic, wood, and glass

• Water, air, and fire

What happens when two magnets are close together?

• They will change color when brought near each other.

• They will create a loud noise when close together.

• They will always stick together regardless of orientation.

• Two magnets either attract or repel each other depending on their orientation.

Can magnets attract paper?

• Magnets can attract paper if it's crumpled.

• No, magnets cannot attract paper.

• Yes, magnets can attract paper.

• Paper can stick to magnets when wet.

What materials do magnets repel?

• Magnets repel non-magnetic materials like plastic, wood, and rubber.

• Magnets repel only magnetic materials like cobalt and nickel.

• Magnets repel all types of materials equally.

• Magnets repel metals like iron and steel.

What is the opposite of attraction?

• repulsion

• magnetism

• cohesion

• gravity

What do we call the force that pulls magnets together?

• Magnetic repulsion

• Gravitational pull

• Magnetic attraction

• Electromagnetic force

Do all magnets attract the same things?

• No, not all magnets attract the same things.

• Some magnets attract everything.

• Yes, all magnets attract the same things.

• Magnets only attract metal objects.

What happens if you put two north poles together?

• The two north poles will attract each other.

• The north poles will create a magnetic field together.

• The two north poles will cancel each other out.

• The two north poles will repel each other.

What is a magnet's north pole?

• The north pole of a magnet is the same as the south pole.

• The north pole of a magnet repels all other magnets.

• The north pole of a magnet is the pole that points towards the sun.

• The north pole of a magnet is the pole that points towards the Earth's magnetic north.

Can magnets stick to wood?

• Magnets can stick to some types of wood.

• Yes, magnets can stick to wood.

• Wood can attract magnets under certain conditions.

• No, magnets cannot stick to wood.