Magnetism recap
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- Q1
A material that is unaffected by a magnetic field
Magnetised
Demagnetised
Unmagnetised
Non-magnetic
30s - Q2
Both ends of a steel nail are attracted to the north AND south pole of a bar magnet. The nail is an example of...
A non magnetic material
An unmagnetised material
A magnetised material
30s - Q3
Which of the following is non-magnetic
Iron
Cobalt
Nickel
Aluminium
30s - Q4
Which of the following is correct?
N-S attract; N-N attract; S-N repel; S-S repel
N-S attract; S-N attract; N-N no interaction; S-S no interaction
N-N attract; S-S attract; N-S repel
N-S attract; S-N attract; N-N repel; S-S repel
30s - Q5
When representing magnetic field lines on a diagram of a bar magnet, the arrows should point...
From S to S
From N to N
From N to S
From S to N
30s - Q6
The arrows on field lines represent
The point at which the field is strongest
The direction in which the north pole of a compass would line up if placed on the field line.
The direction in which the south pole of a compass would line up if placed on the field line.
The point at which the field is weakest
30s - Q7
The closer the field lines, the weaker the magnetic field
falsetrueTrue or False30s - Q8
Where would you expect to find the highest field strength around a bar magnet?
The north pole
Close to the poles
The south pole
Half-way between the north and south poles
30s - Q9
The Earth's geographic north pole (in the arctic circle) is actually a magnetic south pole.
truefalseTrue or False30s - Q10
Which statement is correct.
The north pole of a compass will always point toward the geographic south pole of the Earth.
The north pole of a compass will point toward the geographic south pole of the Earth, as long as there are no magnetic materials close by.
The north pole of a compass will always point toward the geographic north pole of the Earth.
The north pole of a compass will point toward the geographic north pole of the Earth, as long as there are no magnetic materials close by.
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