A magnet always has ________poles.
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
Which of these is a correct statement
  • A horseshoe magnet can have only one pole
  • Earth behaves like a huge magnet
  • Maximum iron filings stick in the middle of a bar magnet when it is brought near them.
  • None of these
Magnet do not attract
  • Iron
  • another magnet
  • Iron filings
  • Wood piece
Match the column
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  • (p) -> (i) , (q) -> (i), (r) -> (ii), (s) -> (i)
  • (p) -> (ii) , (q) -> (ii), (r) -> (ii), (s) -> (i)
  • (p) -> (i) , (q) -> (ii), (r) -> (i), (s) -> (i)
  • (p) -> (i) , (q) -> (ii), (r) -> (ii), (s) -> (i)
which of the following is incorrect?
  • The regions of strongest magnetism in a magnet are known as the Pole or ends
  • the magnet can be demagnetized by hammering it strongly
  • Like poles repel each other and unlike poles attract each other.
  • None of the above
How many poles does every magnet have?
  • One
  • Three
  • Two
  • Four
What is the main component of a magnetic compass?
  • A needle
  • A battery
  • A light bulb
  • A dial
What do you need to create your own magnetic compass?
  • A cork, needle, and water
  • A pencil and paper
  • A ruler and scissors
  • A battery and wire
What device did sailors use to find directions in the olden days?
  • Magnetic compass
  • GPS
  • Sextant
  • Astrolabe
What are naturally occurring magnets called?
  • Lodestones
  • Artificial magnets
  • Ring magnets
  • Bar magnets
Which of the following is a magnetic material?
  • Glass
  • Wood
  • Plastic
  • Iron
What happens when you bring two like poles of magnets together?
  • They attract
  • They repel
  • They stick together
  • They rotate
What is the North-seeking pole of a magnet?
  • The middle of the magnet
  • The end that points south
  • The end that points north
  • The heaviest part of the magnet
What materials are attracted to magnets?
  • Wooden materials
  • Plastic materials
  • Magnetic materials
  • Non-magnetic materials
What is the shape of the needle in a magnetic compass?
  • Needle-shaped
  • Circular
  • Square
  • Triangular
What is the purpose of a magnetic compass?
  • To measure temperature
  • To find directions
  • To calculate speed
  • To weigh objects
What happens to iron filings when placed near a magnet?
  • They disappear
  • They stick to the magnet
  • They float away
  • They change color
Which of the following is NOT a magnetic material?
  • Iron
  • Copper
  • Cobalt
  • Nickel
What is the result of breaking a magnet?
  • It becomes a single pole
  • It disappears
  • It loses its magnetism
  • It creates two smaller magnets
What is the main function of a magnetic compass?
  • To detect temperature
  • To measure distance
  • To find north and south
  • To attract metals
What is the effect of placing a piece of wood between a magnet and a compass needle?
  • It breaks the magnet
  • It has no effect
  • It increases attraction
  • It decreases attraction
What is the term for materials that are not attracted to magnets?
  • Magnetic materials
  • Electromagnetic materials
  • Non-magnetic materials
  • Ferromagnetic materials
What do you call the ends of a magnet?
  • Sides
  • Tips
  • Ends
  • Poles
What happens when a North pole of one magnet is brought close to the North pole of another magnet?
  • They attract
  • They repel
  • They stick together
  • They rotate
What is the purpose of the activity with iron filings?
  • To create art
  • To test strength
  • To observe magnetic fields
  • To measure weight
What is a common use of magnets in everyday life?
  • Cooking
  • Navigation
  • Painting
  • Gardening
What is the effect of using different materials in the activity with magnets?
  • It changes the magnet's color
  • It affects the attraction
  • It makes the magnet stronger
  • It has no effect
What is the first step in making a magnetic compass?
  • Write a story
  • Collect materials
  • Draw a map
  • Measure distances
What is the significance of the red end of a compass needle?
  • It indicates west
  • It indicates south
  • It indicates north
  • It indicates east
What happens when you bring a South pole of a magnet close to a North pole of another magnet?
  • They stick together
  • They attract
  • They break
  • They repel
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