WorksheetsScience Magnet and Electricity Quiz
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is a magnet?
A object that produces a magnetic field of electrons spinning in the same directions
An object that produces a electric field of protons which spin in opposite directions
A material that can easily stick to things
None of the above
What is the following image an example of?
Static Electricity
Magnetic Field
Electric Current
None of the above
True or false: Opposite poles will repel one another
True
False
A temporary magnet caused by the flow of electrons through a circuit is called an (a)
What are the areas around the poles surrounding a magnet called?
Magnetic Field
Electric Field
Circuit
None of the above
The increase in the number of loops/coils on an electromagnet will result in the increase of the ______ of the electromagnet
Strength
Size
Magnetism
None of the above
True or False: Bigger magnets are always stronger
True
False
Define the team ferromagnetic
Materials that are highly attracted to magnets
Materials that repel and attract magnets
Materials that contain electrons, protons, and neutrons
None of these are correct
What is magnetic repulsion?
When magnets push away or refuse to come together
Magnets not being able to connect
Magnets being attracted to eachother
None of the above
What is this image an example of?
Electromagnetism
Magnetic Force
Materials trying to repel and attract
Magnet Field
Opposite magnetic poles _________
Attract eachother
Repel one another
None of the above
The same magnetic poles _________
Attract eachother
Repel eachother
None of these
The BEST SCIENTIFIC definition of electricity is...
Light and power being created
Flowing electrons that are used to power various things
The energy and motion of objects
None of the above
What is the BEST name for this image?
Electromagnet
Magnetic Poles
Magnet
Magnetic Field
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What are the charges of protons?
Negative
Positive
Neither
What are the charges of electrons?
Positive
Negative
Neither
What needs to be present for magnetic levitation?
Magnetic Attraction
Magnetic Repulsion
Electromagnet
None of the above
Why is an electromagnetic rather different than a permanent magnet?
Electromagnets are temporary
Permanent magnets do not work
They have different types of forces and energy
None of the above
CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY: What are some
components of an electrical circuit that are needed to make the circuit complete?
Power source
Energy and force
Magnetic Levitation
Proton and neutron charge/energy
Path
Magnetism is..
created by electrons spinning in the same direction
created by electrons using force and protons
created by electrons spinning in the opposite direction
None of these...
What factors determine the strength of a magnet?
Material
Size
Energy/capability
None of the above
