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3rd Quarter - Module 2 - Activity

Quiz by Maria Rosario Ocampo

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  • Q1
    TRUE OR FALSE: Magnetic force is strong at both poles.
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  • Q2
    TRUE OR FALSE: Magnets produces magnetic field.
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  • Q3
    TRUE OR FALSE: When 2 opposite poles put together, it attracts.
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  • Q4
    TRUE OR FALSE: When 2 similar poles put together, it attracts.
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  • Q5
    TRUE OR FALSE: The Earth is a giant magnet and has magnetic field around it.
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  • Q6
    TRUE OR FALSE: Lodestones or magnetite are natural magnets
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  • Q7
    TRUE OR FALSE: Permanent magnets have strong magnetic field but they lose their magnetism when no magnetic field is present
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  • Q8
    TRUE OR FALSE: Magnetic force is present on all magnets
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  • Q9
    TRUE OR FALSE: Magnets have no electric charges flowing inside them. This is the reason behind the existence of magnetic fields
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  • Q10
    TRUE OR FALSE: Metals made up of iron, steel, nickels or cobalt can be made into magnets through a process called polarization
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