Magnetism Video Quiz

A vibrant, educational illustration of magnets interacting with various materials, showcasing magnetic poles, a schematic of an electromagnet, and a globe representing Earth's magnetic field.

Magnetism Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge about magnetism and discover fascinating facts about how magnets work! This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of magnetic properties and materials, and it's perfect for students and enthusiasts alike.

In this quiz, you will learn:

What materials are ferromagnetic
The role of poles in magnets
How electromagnets function

14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by MagnetizingStar42

A metal that is strongly attracted to a magnet is a __________________________.

A. paramagnet

B. ferromagnet

C. diamagnet

Steel is an example of a ferromagnetic material.

True

False

Every magnet has ______________ where the attraction is the strongest.

A. 1 pole

B. 2 poles

C. 3 poles

A rule for magnetic poles is: "like poles ____________" and "opposite poles ______________".

A. Are similar; are different

B. attract; repel

C. repel; attract

Earth has 2 magnetic poles.

A. True

B. False

Earth's geographic north pole is ___________________________________.

A. Its magnetic north pole

B. Its magnetic south pole

C. Neither a or b

Electrons are tiny __________________________.

A. atoms

B. poles

C. magnets

A clump of magnetic atoms is called a ______________________________.

A. pole

B. domain

C. nucleus

Every magnet has _________________________ where the attraction is the strongest.

A. 1 pole

B. 2 poles

C. 3 poles

If you cut a magnet into small pieces, the pieces are no longer magnets.

A. True

B. False

This type of magnet is always attracting and repulsing

A. Temporary magnet

B. electromagnet

C. Permanent magnet

An electromagnet is a

A. Temporary magnet

B. Permanent magnet

C. neither A or B

You can make an electromagnet by coiling a wire around an iron rod

A. True

B. False

An electromagnet becomes a magnet when electricity is turned on.

A. True

B. False

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