Science & Social Studies
Magnets & Their Properties
Grade 6 · Elementary
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- Question 1 of 20Easy
The part of a magnet with the strongest pulling force is the ...
- Question 2 of 20Easy
When two like poles of magnets are brought together, they will ...
- Question 3 of 20Medium
Which of the following objects is strongly attracted by a magnet?
- Question 4 of 20Medium
Making a magnet by rubbing a magnet along an iron bar in one direction is called ...
- Question 5 of 20Hard
A magnet is cut into two pieces. After cutting, each piece will ...
- Question 6 of 20Easy
Which of the following is a non-magnetic object?
- Question 7 of 20Easy
When a magnet hangs freely, the pole that always points toward the Earth's north is called the ...
- Question 8 of 20Easy
The part of a magnet with the weakest pulling force is the ...
- Question 9 of 20Easy
Which of the following materials can be attracted by a magnet?
- Question 10 of 20Medium
Making a magnet by bringing a magnet near an iron bar without rubbing is called ...
- Question 11 of 20Medium
An electromagnet is made by ...
- Question 12 of 20Medium
The north pole of magnet A is brought near the south pole of magnet B. What will happen?
- Question 13 of 20Medium
Which of the following is NOT a way to make a magnet?
- Question 14 of 20Medium
The area around a magnet where its magnetic force is felt is called the ...
- Question 15 of 20Medium
A compass needle always points north-south because ...
- Question 16 of 20Hard
A bar magnet is cut into 4 pieces. The total number of magnetic poles on all the pieces is ...
- Question 17 of 20Hard
When the current in an electromagnet is switched off, its iron core will ...
- Question 18 of 20Hard
Iron sand can be separated from ordinary sand using a magnet because ...
- Question 19 of 20Hard
Which of the following statements about magnets is correct?
- Question 20 of 20Hard
Why does iron powder sprinkled around a magnet form a pattern of lines?