Magnetism Quiz

What can be inferred about the relationship between poles B and C?

• They are both north poles.

• They are like poles and repel each other.

• They are both south poles.

• They are unlike poles and attract each other.

If pole C is labeled as south, what should pole D be labeled as?

• North

• South

• East

• West

What is the rule regarding the poles of a single magnet?

• A magnet must have one north and one south pole.

• A magnet can have two south poles.

• A magnet can have two north poles.

• A magnet can have no poles.

In the new arrangement, which option is correct if C is south and J is north?

• A and G are both south.

• E and G are both south.

• C and J are unlike poles facing each other.

• A and I are both north.

Why is it impossible for two like poles to attract each other?

• Like poles repel each other.

• Like poles are not magnetic.

• Like poles are too far apart.

• Like poles have the same magnetic field.