Magnets and Magnetism: The Invisible Pull
What sticks, what does not, and why? Poles, push and pull, electromagnets you can switch off, and the giant magnet you are standing on right now.
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- Question 1 of 3
The two ends of every magnet are called its...Tap an answer
Multiple Choice · 20s
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- The needle inside a compass is itself a tiny magnet.True / False · 20s
- A compass works because Earth itself acts like a giant...Multiple Choice · 20s
- What do you need to build an electromagnet?Multiple Choice · 20s
- Why do scrapyards love electromagnets?Multiple Choice · 20s
- If you cut a bar magnet in half, one piece will have only a north pole.True / False · 20s
- Lodestone, a stone that attracts iron all by itself, is a natural form of which mineral?Multiple Choice · 20s
- Some very fast trains called maglev trains use strong magnets to...Multiple Choice · 20s
- Which metal, the main ingredient of steel, do magnets attract most famously? (one word)Type Answer · 30s
- Sprinkle tiny pieces of which metal filings around a magnet to see the shape of its invisible field? (one word)Type Answer · 30s
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