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WorksheetsMagnetism worksheet
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 38mins
What is a Natural Magnet known as?
A. LODESTONE
B. HAEMATITE
C. MAGNETITE
D. B AND C
Where is the the pushing or pulling force of a magnet strongest?
In the middle of the magnet
At the ends of the magnet
Same all the way through the magnet
none of them
How is Earth's magnetic field similar to that of a magnet?
It's shaped like a horseshoe.
It has north and south poles.
It is made plastic.
It is hundreds of miles long.
Why does a compass needle point north?
Because it is being attracted to the Magnetic South Pole
Because north is up
Because it is being attracted to the Magnetic North Pole
Because north is down
A group of atoms that has all like poles pointing in the same direction are called
magnetic forces
magnetic fields
magnetic domains
magnetic poles
The place on a magnet where the force it exerts is the strongest is called
a magnetic pole
a magnetic field line
a domain
Which type of magnet loses magnetism outside of a magnetic field?
a strong magnet
a temporary magnet
a permanent magnet
an electromagnet
Which item would the magnetic domains be the most unaligned?
glass jar
steel nail
bar magnet
Which item would have the most aligned domains?
a pencil eraser
an iron railing
an aluminum can
What are the two magnetic forces?
attraction
equilibrium
magnetic acceleration
repulsion
The entire region surrounding a magnet is known as the:
Magnetic Domain
Lodestone
A Compass
Magnetic Field
Which metal can be attracted to magnets?
Copper
Aluminum
Iron
Gold
What is the name of a magnet that stays magnetic only while it touches a permanent magnet, or one that is magnetic for a very short time?
Temporary magnet
Semi-Permanant magnet
Electromagnet
Natural Magnet
What is the name of a magnet that is incredibly strong and have been known to break bones as they come together?
Temporary magnet
Natural magnet
Electromagnet
Lodestone
Neodymium magnet
The Right Hand Rule relates the variables:
Current, Magnetic Field and Magnetic Force
Current, Magnetic Field and Electrical Force
Charge on object 1, Charge on object 2 and distance
Magnetic Field, Magnetic Force and Electrical Force
What causes magnetism?
the sun
moving neutrons
moving charges
friction
Which drawing is correct?
1
2
3
4
What does the direction of the pointing fingers mean in this picture?
the direction of the voltage
the rotation of the wire
the direction of the magnetic field
the direction of the current
What experiences a magnetic force in a magnetic field?
a charge
a moving object
a moving charged object
Is this material a magnet or just magnetic?
just magnetic
a magnet
both
neither
What are the microscopic regions of atoms with a commonly aligned magnetic field called?
micromagnets
amps
magnetic zones
magnetic domains
F = BIL If the current and magnetic field are doubled, the magnetic force on the wire
halves
remains the same
doubles
quadruples
F = qvB If the speed and charge double, what happens to the magnetic force?
halves
remains the same
doubles
quadruples
