WorksheetsMagnetism & Electricity Review Set
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the force that can attract or repel objects, caused by the movement of electrons within atoms of matter?
electricity
magnetism
static electricity
electromagnetism
What term means to pull closer together?
attract
repel
positive
negative
What term means to push apart?
attract
repel
positive
negative
True or False: Opposites attract.
True
False
True or False: Likes repel.
True
False
Which of the following materials would be the most magnetized?
What are the two poles that every magnet has? [Select two.]
north
east
south
west
Materials, such as iron, cobalt, and nickel, that can be easily magnetized are called _______ materials.
easily magnetizable
conductors
electromagnetic
ferromagnetic
Where is the magnetic force strongest on a magnet?
In the midde
At the top
At the bottom
At either end (the poles)
Since an object does not have to touch (contact) a magnet for it to be attracted to the magnet, magnetism is a (a) force.
TRUE or FALSE: If you cut a magnet in half, you will end up with two separate magnets, each with a North and a South pole.
True
False
How does distance affect the strength of magnetic force? [Select 2.]
The closer the objects are, the stronger the magnetic force.
The closer the objects are, the weaker the magnetic force.
The farther apart the objects are, the stronger the magnetic force.
The farther apart the objects are, the weaker the magnetic force.
Will these magnets attract or repel?
attract
repel
neither attract nor repel
both attract and repel
Will these magnets attract or repel?
attract
repel
neither attract nor repel
both attract and repel
Which direction doea a compass always point?
North
East
South
West
What do we call the movement and transfer of the energy of charged particles?
electromagnetism
electricity
magnetism
the force
What do we call the relationship between electricity and magnetism?
electromagnetism
electricity
magnetism
the force
What do we call materials through which electrons move more easily, like iron, copper, and brass?
conductors
ferromagnetic
insulators
magnets
What do we call materials through which electrons do not move easily, like plastic and rubber?
conductors
ferromagnetic
insulators
magnets
Which of the following are conductors?
glass
iron
copper
paper
brass
Is an electromagnet a permanent magnet or a temporary magnet?
permanent
temporary
both
neither
What is an independent variable?
the thing that the scientist changes in an investigation
the thing that the scientist measures in an investigation
the thing that the scientist keeps the same in an investigation
chocolate cake with chocolate icing
What is a dependent variable?
the thing that the scientist changes in an investigation
the thing that the scientist measures in an investigation
the thing that the scientist keeps the same in an investigation
yellow cake with chocolate frosting
What is a control?
the thing that the scientist changes in an investigation
the thing that the scientist measures in an investigation
the thing that the scientist keeps the same in an investigation
confetti cake with vanilla frosting
Which of the following should you do to prepare for this test?
Review your notes
Make flash cards
Play quizizz
Play Roblox
Study your Unit 5 blackout review
