Fun with Magnets
Science · Grade 6 · Week 13 · 25 questions
Magnets create invisible fields of force that can attract or repel. Understanding magnetism connects to electricity, motors, generators, and everyday technology.
What you'll practise
- Describe properties of magnets and magnetic fields
- Explain the relationship between electricity and magnetism
- Identify uses of magnets in daily life
- Understand electromagnets and their applications
All 25 questions in this Fun with Magnets quiz
Grade 6 Science — Fun with Magnets: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- A magnet has:
- Opposite poles of magnets:
- Like poles of magnets:
- A natural magnet is:
- Artificial magnets are:
- Lodestone is an example of:
- A compass needle always points towards:
- The earth itself acts as:
- The magnetic field is strongest at:
- Magnetic field lines come out of:
- A magnetic material is one that:
- Iron is a:
- Aluminum is:
- A temporary magnet is:
- An electromagnet requires:
- The strength of electromagnet depends on:
- Demagnetization occurs when:
- A compass is used to:
- When a magnet is broken into two pieces:
- Magnetic declination is:
- Soft iron can be:
- Steel can be magnetized:
- The region around a magnet where it exerts force is called:
- A domain in a magnetic material is:
- Paramagnetic materials are:
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