Fun with Magnets

What is a magnet?

• A magnet is an object that attracts light.

• A magnet is a type of metal.

• A magnet is an object that produces a magnetic field.

• A magnet is a device that generates electricity.

What do magnets attract?

• Plastic, wood, and glass

• Gold, silver, and platinum

• Iron, nickel, and cobalt

• Aluminum, copper, and zinc

Can magnets attract paper?

• Yes, magnets can attract paper.

• Magnets can attract paper if it's wet.

• Paper can stick to magnets when crumpled.

• No, magnets cannot attract paper.

What is the north pole of a magnet?

• The north pole of a magnet repels the Earth's North Pole.

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

• The north pole of a magnet is located at the center of the magnet.

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

What is the south pole of a magnet?

• The south pole of a magnet is the pole that repels the Earth's magnetic north.

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

• The south pole of a magnet is the pole that attracts other magnets' south poles.

• The south pole of a magnet is the pole that is attracted to the Earth's magnetic north.

What happens when you put two magnets together?

• They generate electricity when brought close together.

• They change color based on their alignment.

• They create a permanent bond and cannot be separated.

• Two magnets attract or repel each other based on their poles.

Can magnets stick to metal?

• All metals are attracted to magnets.

• Magnets can only stick to wood.

• Yes, magnets can stick to certain metals.

• Magnets can stick to plastic.

What materials do magnets not attract?

• Iron

• Wood, plastic, glass, rubber, aluminum, copper.

• Cobalt

• Nickel

What is a magnetic field?

• A magnetic field is a region where magnetic forces can be observed.

• A magnetic field is a measure of temperature in a material.

• A magnetic field is a solid object that attracts metals.

• A magnetic field is a type of electric current.

How do we use magnets in everyday life?

• Magnets are used in cooking appliances.

• Magnets are used in refrigerator magnets, credit cards, speakers, electric motors, and MRI machines.

• Magnets are used in gardening tools.

• Magnets are used in clothing design.