WorksheetsMagnets
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 11mins
Look at the picture. There are objects around the magnet. Which objects will the magnet attract?
mouse and button
plastic block and pencil
pencil and pad of paper
paperclip and screw
Which MATERIALS are NOT attracted to magnets?
grass, paper and wind
glass, plastic and wood
glaciar, pond and water
The image is showing two magnets that are attracted to each other
True
False
What happens when two magnets repel each other?
Their magnetic fields get bigger.
They come closer together.
They push away from each other.
They point to the North Pole.
What direction does the magnetic needle of a compass point to?
west
east
south
north
Where on a magnet is the magnetic force strongest?
The Poles
All over
Middle
Magnets are typically strongest at their poles.
True
False
What helps Earth act like a gigantic magnet?
A. its iron core
B. its mountains
C. its atmosphere
D. its oceans
What are the north and south ends of a magnet called?
pins
caps
tips
poles
Look at the picture. You try to put two magnets together. They repel each other. Which explains why this happened?
You put like poles together.
You put opposite poles together.
The magnets were too close to each other.
The magnets were too far apart from each other.
Look at the picture. The boy is holding a strong magnet near his toy train. The train is made of iron. What will happen next?
The train will not be attracted to the magnet. Magnets do not attract metal objects.
The train will be attracted to the magnet. Magnets attract some things without touching them.
The boy will move the magnet farther away from the train. All magnets must be far from things to attract them.
The boy will move the magnet closer to the train. All magnets must touch things to attract them.
