Magnetism Textbook Objective Questions

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Magnetism Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge of magnetism with our engaging quiz! This quiz is designed for students to assess their understanding of key concepts related to magnetism and magnetic materials.

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27 challenging questions
Multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and true/false formats
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Q1. Choose the correct option.

Which of the following is a non-magnetic material?

I. Iron

Ii. Nickel

Iii. Cobalt

Iv. None of these

The magnetic poles of a freely suspended magnet aligns itself in

I. North-east direction

Ii. North-south direction

Iii. South-west direction

Iv. East-west diretion

Magnetic compass are used to _________________

I. Make new magnets

Ii. Navigate directions

Iii. demagnetism

Iv. Attract magnetic materials

Which of the following is a natural magnet?

I. Loadstone

Ii. Cobalt

Iii. Iron

Iv. Nickel

The strength of a magnet is maximum at _________________.

I. North pole only

Ii. Both the poles

Iii. The centre

Iv. None of these

Q2. Fill in the blanks with the words given in the brackets.

(demagnetises, repel, needle, non-magnetic, artificial)

Q2. Fill in the blanks with the words given in the brackets.

(demagnetises, repel, needle, non-magnetic, artificial)

The like poles of a magnet always _______ each other.

A magnetic _________ is used in a magnetic compass.

______________ magnets are of two types-temporary and permanent magnets.

Rough handling of a magnet ______________ it.

Aluminium and plastic are examples of of ____________.

Q3. State whether the following is True (T) or False (F)

There is only one natural magnet known to us.

True (T)

False (F)

A magnetic pole can exist separately

True (T)

False (F)

Temporary magnet are natural magnets.

True (T)

False (F)

The Earth is a huge bar magnet.

True (T)

False (F)

Magnetite is an ore of nickel

True (T)

False (F)

A magnet attracts metal such as iron, cobalt and nickel and mixtures of these metals.

True (T)

False (F)

By hammering, a magnetic substance can be converted into a magnet.

True (T)

False (F)

Unlike poles do not attract each other.

True (T)

False (F)

A permanent magnet is a magnet that is demagnetised in the absence of another strong magnet.

True (T)

False (F)

Q4. Match the following.

A.-iii. b.-i. c.-iv. d.- ii.

A.-ii. b.-iii. c.-i d.-i

A.-i. b.-iii. c.-ii. d.-iv.

A.-iv. b.-ii. c.-i. d.-ii.

Magnetism Textbook Objective Questions

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