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WorksheetsMagnetism - Investigation 1 Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is a "force"?
The way animals adapt to their environment
A push or a pull
Opposite magnetic poles
A loud noise
What does a magnet stick to?
Natural materials like bread, fruit, and cotton
Iron and steel
Only refrigerators
Sand and limestone
Which magnetic poles will attract? (Select ALL)
North and South
South and North
South and South
North and North
Which magnetic poles will repel? (Select ALL)
North and South
North and North
South and North
South and South
What does "attract" mean?
To be pulled together
To be pushed apart
What does "repel" mean?
To be pulled together
To be pushed apart
What must be true based on the picture?
The paperclips must weigh very little since the magnet isn't very strong.
The magnet will only work if it is touching the ground.
The paperclips must contain iron or steel.
Sammie says the same poles will repel and only opposite poles will attract. Is she right or wrong?
She is right.
She is wrong.
Select ALL materials that a magnet would stick to:
A plastic cup
Metal nails
Paperclips
A metal filing cabinet
A plastic trey
What is the difference between a temporary magnet and a permanent magnet?
A temporary magnet is only a magnet while it is touching a permanent magnet.
A permanent magnet is only a magnet while it is touching a temporary magnet.
A permanent magnet is only a magnet sometimes.
A temporary magnet is always a magnet.
What is magnetism?
North and south.
A graph with an X and Y axis.
The specific force a magnet has.
How mountains form.
True or False: The earth is a giant magnet.
True
False
