WorksheetsIntro to Magnetism
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Magnet
Magnetic material that produces a magnetic field with a N and S pole
an invisible force that pushes or pulls magnetic material
an invisible region of space near a magnet that causes a push or pull.
any material that a magnet is attracted to
Magnetic Material
material that produces a magnetic field with a N and S pole
an invisible force that pushes or pulls magnetic material
an invisible region of space near a magnet that causes a push or pull.
One of three materials that a magnet is attracted to
Magnetic Field
material that produces a magnetic field with a N and S pole
an invisible force that pushes or pulls magnetic material
an invisible region of space near a magnet that causes a push or pull.
any material that a magnet is attracted to
Magnetism
material that produces a magnetic field with a N and S pole
the concept of an invisible force that pushes or pulls magnetic material
an invisible region of space near a magnet that causes a push or pull.
any material that a magnet is attracted to
Three types of metal that are magnetic
Gold
Iron
Nickle
Cobalt
Magnets are usually made of Iron and ceramic
True
False
Magnets can be made from non-metal substances
True
False
Cutting a magnet in half destroys its magnetism.
True
False
Only some metals are magnetic.
True
False
Check the boxes where the magnets will attract each other.
North and North Poles
North and South Poles
South and South Poles
South and North Poles
Check the boxes where the magnets will repel each other.
North and North Poles
North and South Poles
South and South Poles
South and North Poles
Which two metals are the same?
Iron
Copper
Lead
Steel
Why are most household magnets made with iron and ceramic?
Because iron is expensive
Because iron is rare
Because Iron is inexpensive
Because iron is not magnetic
All coins are magnetic because
they are made of magnetic metals
they are made from non-magnetic materials
Stop, they are not magnetic!
they are made from an alloy
Which of these claims is correct
All metals are magnetic
Most metals are magnetic
Only iron is magnetic
Only some metals are magnetic
A claim is
The answer to a testable question
Data used as evidence
The reason that one variable affects another variable.
Another word for the conclusion.
Pick the best claim from Name that pole
Some metals are magnetic because they are made of magnetic materials like iron, cobalt, and Nickle.
Some metals are magnetic because we could stick our magnets to them and they would stick.
If you hang a magnet so it can swing freely, the magnet will align itself with Earth's magnetic field.
In our investigation, our magnets only stuck to some metals.
You can make a claim without evidence.
All claims are written without evidence
Yes but you need to provide evidence in the rest of the conclusion.
Most of the time claims are unsubstantiated.
Claims are only written in Language Arts classes
Why is it so important to study magnetism
Because magnets are fun and engaging
Magnets have a lot of uses around the house
Magnets and magnetic material are important concepts in science
Because electricity is generated using magnetism plus electric motors use them
Which pole of the magnet faced North and Why?
Neither side because of the other magnetic fields
The North pole of the magnet
The South pole of the magnet
The South pole because opposites attract.
What was the major point of the Name the poles Lab?
The shape of attraction and repelling magnetic fields
Magnets can be used to influence the motion of each other
The magnetic field looks like a spider
Earth is a magnet
What was the major point of the "Magnetic Gears lab?
The shape of attraction and repelling magnetic fields
Magnets can be used to influence the motion of each other
The magnetic field looks like a spider
Earth is a magnet
What was the major point of the "Mapping magnetic fields #2-3"?
The shape of attraction and repelling magnetic fields
Magnets can be used to influence the motion of each other
The magnetic field looks like a spider
Earth is a magnet
Why didn't we do "Name the Poles" lab in the classroom
Because the electricity in the room and metal in the walls creates a magnetic field
Because the Earth is a magnet
Because it is fun to go outside
Because there is more room outside
What causes magnetism?
Iron, Nickle, and Cobalt
Sharing electrons
Earth's Magnetic force
Magnetic Material with the electrons oriented in the same direction
This image is
The magnetic field of magnets attracting
The magnetic field of magnets repelling
The magnetid Field of a single magnet
Magnetism
This image is
The magnetic field of magnets attracting
The magnetic field of magnets repelling
The magnetid Field of a single magnet
Magnetism
This image is
The magnetic field of magnets attracting
The magnetic field of magnets repelling
The magnetid Field of a single magnet
Magnetism
This image is
The magnetic field of magnets attracting
The magnetic field of magnets repelling
The magnetid Field of a single magnet
Earth's magnetic field
What is our Study Skill for the week
Proper heading
Understanding the assignment
Taking and using notes
Rereading assignments
