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Worksheet: Magnets and electromagnetsName:Class: Answer the questions.- What do we call the area around a magnet where it can push or pull?
a) Magnetic circuitb) Magnetic fieldc) Magnetic shieldd) Magnetic surface - Where are the magnetic field lines of a bar magnet closest together?
a) At the middleb) At the polesc) Far from the magnetd) Only on one side - Two north poles placed close together repel each other.
a) Trueb) False - Outside a bar magnet, field lines are drawn pointing from which pole to which?
a) East to westb) North to northc) North to southd) South to north - What is a compass needle?
a) A piece of copperb) A piece of plasticc) A small magnetd) A tiny battery - Which geographic direction does a compass needle's north-seeking end point to?
- Earth behaves as if it has a giant bar magnet inside it.
a) Trueb) False - Which of these metals is magnetic?
a) Aluminiumb) Copperc) Goldd) Nickel - Which list contains only magnetic metals?
a) Cobalt, gold, aluminiumb) Iron, copper, zincc) Iron, nickel, cobaltd) Nickel, silver, tin - All metals are attracted to magnets.
a) Trueb) False - What is an electromagnet?
a) A magnet made by electric currentb) A magnet made by heating ironc) A magnet made from plasticd) A magnet that needs no energy - Which core is best for a simple electromagnet?
a) A copper nailb) A plastic rodc) A wooden stickd) An iron nail - What happens to an electromagnet when the current is switched off?
a) It becomes strongerb) It loses its magnetismc) It turns into irond) Its poles swap forever - Which change makes an electromagnet stronger?
a) Fewer turns of wireb) More turns of wirec) Using a weaker batteryd) Using a wooden core - Name one change to the current that makes an electromagnet stronger.
- How can you reverse the poles of an electromagnet?
Answers- Magnetic field
- At the poles
- True
- North to south
- A small magnet
- Geographic north
- True
- Nickel
- Iron, nickel, cobalt
- False
- A magnet made by electric current
- An iron nail
- It loses its magnetism
- More turns of wire
- Increase the current (more cells or higher voltage)
- Reverse the direction of the current (swap battery connections)
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