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Magnetic Field and Magnetic Lines of Force

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Magnetic lines of force around a bar magnet ____.

a)

travel from north to south inside the magnet

b)

travel from south to north outside the magnet

c)

travel from north to south outside the magnet

d)

are parallel to the placement of the magnet

2.

A freely suspended magnetic needle points to the geographical north-south direction. Identify the device that works on this principle.

a)
b)
c)
d)
3.

Pick the correct statement(s) related to “magnetic lines of force”.

a)

They attract each other.

b)

They intersect each other.

c)

They are directed from the north pole to the south pole inside the magnet.

d)

They are directed from the south pole to the north pole inside the magnet.

4.

The magnetic compass is placed in a/an _____.

a)

aluminum case

b)

gold case

c)

copper case

d)

iron case

5.

A magnet in which the poles are close to each other is ____.

a)
b)
c)
d)
6.

Earth’s magnetic field is strongest at ____.

a)

the equator

b)

the poles

c)

the Tropic of Cancer.

d)

the Tropic of Capricorn

7.

The strength of the magnetic field around a bar magnet ____

a)

increases with increase in distance from it.

b)

decreases with increase in distance from it.

c)

remains the same with increase in distance from it.

d)

first increases and then decreases with increase in distance from it.

8.

The geographical north pole of the earth behaves like a _____.

a)

magnetic south pole

b)

magnetic north pole

c)

magnetic east pole

d)

magnetic west pole

9.

____ is the area around a magnet where its influence can be detected.

a)

Magnetic lines of force

b)

Magnetic north pole

c)

Magnetic field

d)

Magnetic south pole

10.

Match the following:

a)

{i-I, ii-II, iii-IV, iv-III}

b)

{i-III, ii- IV, iii-I, iv-II}

c)

{i-II, ii-I, iii-III, iv- IV}

d)

{i-III, ii-II, iii-I, iv-IV}

11.

The strength of a bar magnet is ____ at the ends and ____ in the middle.

a)

weak, weak

b)

weak, strong

c)

strong, weak

d)

strong, strong

12.

Magnetic lines of force can pass through____.

a)

iron

b)

wood

c)

glass

d)

all of the above

13.

The earth’s magnetic field is weakest at the ____.

a)

North pole

b)

South pole

c)

Arctic zone

d)

Equator

14.

At the equator, the magnetic lines of forces will _____ the

earth’s surface.

a)

intersect

b)

be parallel to

c)

be concentric with

d)

be perpendicular to

15.

The power of attraction of a horseshoe magnet is _____ a bar magnet.

a)

same as

b)

half that of

c)

twice as much as

d)

thrice as much as

16.

The magnet used in a magnetic compass is a/an ___.

a)

permanent magnet

b)

temporary magnet

c)

electromagnet

d)

lodestone

17.

Raghu had two bar magnets with him. He drew the magnetic lines of force for both these magnets with a tracing compass and observed that magnet A showed more magnetic lines in comparison to magnet B. What will be the conclusion about the strengths of these two magnets?

a)

Magnet A and magnet B will have the same magnetic field strength.

b)

Magnet A will have more field strength than magnet B.

c)

Magnet B will have more field strength than magnet A.

d)

Magnetic field strength is not related to the magnetic lines of force.

18.

The needle of a magnetic compass is made of _____.

a)

Copper

b)

Gold

c)

Steel

d)

Zinc

19.

The area where the earth’s magnetic influence is felt is known as the _______.

a)

earth’s magnetic field.

b)

earth’s gravitational field

c)

earth’s north pole

d)

earth’s south pole

20.

Choose the correct statement about the Earth’s magnetic

field:

a)

The earth’s magnetic field can be reversed.

b)

The earth’s magnetic field does not affect human health

c)

The earth’s magnetic field causes earthquakes.

d)

The earth’s magnetic field is responsible for the moon orbiting around the earth.