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Fun with Magnets Quiz

Welcome to the Fun with Magnets Quiz! Test your knowledge on magnets, their properties, and fascinating facts about magnetism. This quiz has 25 engaging questions designed to challenge your understanding and enhance your learning.

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The history and discovery of magnets
Different types of magnets and their uses
Magnetic materials and properties

25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by MagnetMaster42

Which of the following is not a magnetic substance?

Iron

Silver

Nickel

Cobalt

Lodestone is a

Natural Magnet

Metal

Artificial Magnet

Non-metal

Magnet was first discovered about 4000 years ago in the rocks of

Munich

Manipur

Magalia

Magnesia

The end of a free hanging magnet which points towards North is called

South Pole

East Pole

West Pole

North Pole

Magnet was discovered by

C.V.Raman

J.C.Bose

Magnes

Issac Newton

Magnetic strength of the magnet is

Concentrated at both the poles of the magnet

Concentrated in the centre of magnet

Distributed uniformly throughout the magnet

Concentrated at one of the poles of the magnet

Like poles of magnets _____ each other.

Repel

None of these

Attract and Repel

Attract

Unlike poles of magnets ____ each other.

Attract and Repel

Attract

Repel

None of these

Artificial magnets are made of

Cobalt and copper

Silver and copper

Steel and iron

Iron and copper

One of these is not a property of the magnet

Alloy like steel is used in making magnet

A magnetic compass is used by sailors to know the direction

Like poles attract and unlike poles repels

Like poles repels and unlike poles attract

Which of the following is attracted by the magnet?

Plastic

Iron

Glass

Gold

The device used by sailors and navigator to know the direction is called

Direction finder

Magnetic compass

Wind vane

Speedometer

The south pole of the freely suspended magnet points towards

Geographical South

Geographical East

Geographical North

Geographical West

A bar magnet is immersed in a heap of iron filing and pulled out. The amount of iron filling clinging to the

North pole is much more than the south pole.

North pole is much less than the south pole.

North pole is almost equal to the south pole.

Magnet will be same all along its length.

Loss of Magnetism is also known as

Magnetization

Magnetic Levitation

Magnetite

Demagnetization

MRI stands for

Magnetic Resource Imaging

Magnetic Report Imaging

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Magnetic Resonance Imagining

True test for a magnet

Attraction Property

Associative Property

Commutative Property

Repulsion Property

Most powerful magnetic material

Nickel

Iron

Cobalt

Steel

Which of these is not ferromagnetic material

Stainless Steel

Steel

Nickel

Cobalt

Maglev trains float over the track due to the principle of

Like poles attract each other

Unlike poles attract each other

Like poles repel each other

Unlike poles repel each other

Simple way of making a magnet at home

Free Suspension Method

Magnetic Levitation Method

Self-demagnetisation Method

Stroke Method

Which of the following doesn't cause demagnetisation

Heating a magnet to a high temperature

Moving a magnet repeatedly over an iron bar

Hitting the magnet with a hammer repeatedly

Dropping a magnet on a hard surface from a height

Earth behaves like a

Bar Magnet

Cylindrical Magnet

Horse-shoe Magnet

Ring Shaped Magnet

Earth's core is mainly made up of

Gold

Copper

Iron

Silver

Which of the following means "Leading Stone"

Lodestone

Loadstone

Limestone

Sandstone

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