Magnets Quiz_Class 6_NCERT

What are the two main types of magnets?

• Electromagnets and superconductors

• Permanent magnets and temporary magnets

• Natural magnets and synthetic magnets

• Bar magnets and ring magnets

Name a natural magnet.

• Nickel

• Magnetite

• Cobalt

• Iron

What is the term for the ends of a magnet?

• sides

• poles

• ends

• tips

How many magnetic poles does a magnet have?

• 3

• 4

• 2

• 1

What happens when you bring two north poles of magnets together?

• The two north poles attract each other.

• One north pole becomes a south pole.

• They create a magnetic field together.

• The two north poles repel each other.

What is the effect of a magnet on iron objects?

• A magnet only attracts non-metal objects.

• A magnet has no effect on iron objects.

• A magnet attracts iron objects.

• A magnet repels iron objects.

List one use of magnets in everyday life.

• Refrigerator magnets

• Magnetic car mounts

• Magnetic wall art

• Magnetic phone cases

What is the difference between attraction and repulsion in magnets?

• Attraction and repulsion are both forces that pull objects together.

• Attraction occurs between like poles, while repulsion occurs between opposite poles.

• Attraction is a weak force, while repulsion is a strong force.

• Attraction is the force that pulls opposite poles together, while repulsion is the force that pushes like poles apart.

What happens when a north pole meets a south pole?

• They attract each other.

• They create a magnetic field that cancels out.

• They remain neutral.

• They repel each other.

How should magnets be stored to maintain their strength?

• Wrap magnets in aluminum foil to protect them from damage.

• Store magnets in a humid environment to enhance their strength.

• Keep magnets near electronic devices for better performance.

• Store magnets in a cool, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight, and keep them in their original packaging or padded containers.