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Module 22 - Magnets & Electromagnets

Module 22 - Magnets & Electromagnets - Revision Quiz

This is a multiple choice test on module 22. Select the answer you believe to be correct from the drop-down boxes. Click on the "Check my answers" button to see how well you have done.

No.	Question	Answer
1	When two north poles of magnets are placed together, the magnets
2	When two opposite poles of magnets are brought together, the magnets
3	A small magnet that always points north is called a:
4	The space around a magnet where its force acts is called the:
5	The field lines around a bar magnet always point from
6	The only way to prove that an object is a magnet is to: A. show that it is able to repel another magnet B. show that it is able to attract another magnet C. show that another magnet will stick to it.
7	Which of these metals is magnetic?
8	Which of these metals is magnetic?
9	A magnet that can't be turned on and off is called a
10	A magnet that uses electric current flowing through a coil of wire is called an:
11	Which of these devices doesn't use an electromagnet to make it work?
12	The main advantage of an electromagnet over a permanent magnet is that: A. An electromagnet can be turned on and off very easily B. An electromagnet is cheaper to make C. An electromagnet is easier to make

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