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WorksheetsModule 4 Magnets
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What material will a magnet attract?
cloth
nickel
plastic
rubber
How do you know if an object is magnetic?
It makes sound near a magnet.
It looks like other magnetic objects.
It repels other magnetic objects.
It is attracted to a magnet.
Which of the following objects is a magnetic material?
bed sheet
cotton balls
fridge door
wooden toy
What statement is true about magnetic materials?
All metal is attracted to a magnet.
Some metal is attracted to a magnet.
Plastic is attracted to a magnet.
Wood is attracted to a magnet.
If you place a battery made with nickel close to a magnet, what will happen?
It will last longer than other batteries.
It will move away from the magnet.
It will not be affected by the magnet.
It will move toward the magnet.
Which object would most likely be attracted to a magnet?
door mat
plastic pot
steel scissors
wooden car
Penelope predicted a magnet would not attract copper wire if she brought a magnet close to it and did not touch it. Is Penelope's prediction correct and why?
No, her prediction is incorrect. The magnet will attract the copper wire because it has magnetic material.
No, her prediction is incorrect. The magnet will repel the copper wire because it has no magnetic material.
Yes, her prediction is correct. The magnet will not attract the copper wire because it has no magnetic material.
Yes, her prediction is correct. The magnet will not attract the copper wire because it is a repellent.
Clarence conducted an experiment on magnetic materials. He used a variety of materials. Which of the following set of observations were most likely made by Clarence during his experiment?
When a magnet was placed near a paper clip, a staple, and a battery, the magnetic force from the magnet moved the objects toward the magnet.
When a magnet was placed near copper wire, a gold ring, and an aluminum can, the magnetic force from the magnet moved the objects toward the magnet.
When a nail, a gold ring, and a battery were placed next to the magnet, the magnetic force of the magnet attracted the objects.
When copper wire, a spoon, and a metal bowl were placed near the magnet, the magnetic force of the magnet repelled the objects.
Which of the following would be a reliable source of information to learn about magnetic materials?
Popular video game
Science paper approved by scientists
Comic book written by a famous author
Big movie production
Henrietta found this table on a website about objects that will and will not move toward a magnet. She is not sure of the website's author or sources. Is the information she found reliable and correct?
The information Henrietta found is reliable scientific information and the information in the table is correct.
The information Henrietta found is reliable scientific information, but there are errors. A soda can does not have magnetic materials and copper does.
The information Henrietta found is unreliable information and there are errors. A soda can does not have magnetic materials and iron does.
The information Henrietta found is unreliable scientific information, but there are no errors in the table.
A steel bowl and an aluminum pole are made of metals. How are they similar or different?
A steel bowl and an aluminum pole are different because only the steel bowl is magnetic.
A steel bowl and an aluminum pole are different because only the aluminum pole is magnetic
A steel bowl and an aluminum pole are similar because they both are magnetic.
A steel bowl and an aluminum can are similar because neither object is magnetic.
How will two magnets react if both of their south poles are brought together?
They will pull each other.
They will repel each other.
They will attract each other.
They will have no effect on each other.
What labels do we apply to the two poles of a magnet?
North and south
South and east
North and west
South and west
Which of the following best describes magnets?
All magnets have a north pole and a south pole.
Most magnets have a north pole and a south pole
Some magnets have a north pole and a south pole.
Only bar magnets have a north pole and a south pole.
Which of the following is true about the poles of a magnet?
The like poles of a magnet repel and opposite poles repel.
The like poles of a magnet attract and opposite poles repel.
The like poles of a magnet repel and opposite poles attract.
The like poles of a magnet attract and opposite poles attract.
Which statement describes what will happen to the magnets in the image?
The magnets will repel each other.
The magnets will attract each other.
The magnets will pull each other.
The magnets will have no effect on each other.
John is investigating magnets and magnetic material. He places a magnet close to different objects made of different materials and observes how they react. What is a good scientific question that John is investigating?
Are all objects magnetic?
What is magnetism?
What types of materials are magnetic?
When does a magnet attract an object?
What invisible force makes two magnets attract or repel each other?(
Friction forces
Gravity forces
Magnetic forces
Push forces
Which of the following best describes what is happening to these magnets?
The opposite poles of the magnets are causing them to attract each other.
The like poles of the magnets are causing them to attract each other.
The opposite poles of the magnets are causing them to repel each other.
The like poles of the magnets are causing them to repel each other.
Sophia has two bar magnets. The poles of magnet 1 are labeled south and north. The poles of magnet 2 are labeled A and B. When Sophia brought the north pole of magnet 1 close to pole A of magnet 2, the two magnets repelled each other. What conclusion can Sophia make?
Pole A is the north pole and pole B is the south pole.
Pole A is the south pole and pole B is the north pole.
Both poles on the magnet are north poles.
Both poles on the magnet are south poles.
