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    This document is a worksheet with questions about magnetic and non-magnetic materials. It tests understanding of which everyday objects and materials are magnetic by having students identify if samples of different materials like steel, copper, plastic, and glass are attracted to a magnet or not. It also asks students to explain why letters may stick to a refrigerator and identifies metals like iron that make up the Earth's core. The worksheet aims to teach which materials are magnetic and which properties influence an object's magnetic properties.

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    This document is a worksheet with questions about magnetic and non-magnetic materials. It tests understanding of which everyday objects and materials are magnetic by having students identify if samples of different materials like steel, copper, plastic, and glass are attracted to a magnet or not. It also asks students to explain why letters may stick to a refrigerator and identifies metals like iron that make up the Earth's core. The worksheet aims to teach which materials are magnetic and which properties influence an object's magnetic properties.

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    This document is a worksheet with questions about magnetic and non-magnetic materials. It tests understanding of which everyday objects and materials are magnetic by having students identify if samples of different materials like steel, copper, plastic, and glass are attracted to a magnet or not. It also asks students to explain why letters may stick to a refrigerator and identifies metals like iron that make up the Earth's core. The worksheet aims to teach which materials are magnetic and which properties influence an object's magnetic properties.

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    Lesson Worksheet:Magnetic Materials | Nagwa

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    Q1:

    A class tested some objects in the classroom to see if they are magnetic. What do their
    findings show?

    Eraser Copper Steel paper Plastic Drinking Iron


    Object bracelet clip ruler glass nail

    Attracted by No No Yes No No Yes


    Magnet?

    ACopper is magnetic.
    BIron and steel are magnetic.
    CAll metals are magnetic.
    DPaper is magnetic.
    EGlass is magnetic.

    Q2:

    Which statement explains why the letters stick to the fridge?

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    AThe letters are plastic.
    BThe fridge is a magnet.
    CThe letters are magnets and the fridge is magnetic.
    DThe fridge is plastic.

    Q3:

    Which statement explains why the letters are sticking to the fridge door?

    AThe letters are sticking to the fridge door because they have magnets inside them.
    BThe letters are sticking to the fridge door because they are made of plastic.
    CThe letters are sticking to the fridge door because the fridge is made of plastic.

    Q4:

    Earth’s core is made of molten metals.

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    These metals are part of the Earth’s core. Which of them is not magnetic?

    AGold
    BNickel
    CIron

    Q5:

    Which of the following statements about magnetic materials is true?

    AAll metals are magnetic.


    BAll plastics are magnetic.
    CSome metals are magnetic.
    DSome plastics are magnetic.

    Q6:

    A class are sorting objects into two groups: magnetic and nonmagnetic.

    3/7
    Which group does the pair of steel compasses belong in?

    ANonmagnetic
    BMagnetic

    Q7:

    Look at the materials shown in the table below.

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    Which of them are magnetic?

    AThe rubber gloves, the woolen hat, the wooden spoon, and the plastic bowl
    BThe iron nail and the steel can
    CThe woolen hat and the iron nail
    DThe iron nail, the aluminum can, and the steel can
    EThe glass bottle, the aluminum can, and the steel can

    Q8:

    Madison wants to know which of these two magnets is stronger. She observed the
    maximum number of steel nails that each magnet could hold.

    Which magnet is stronger?

    AMagnet B
    BMagnet A
    CNeither

    Why?

    ABecause it is bigger

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    BBecause it attracted more nails
    CBecause it is smaller

    Q9:

    Which end(s) of a magnet will attract magnetic materials?

    AOnly north
    BOnly south
    CNorth and south

    Q10:

    A class tested some everyday objects to find out which are magnetic and which are not.

    Object Material Magnetic

    Paper clip Steel Yes

    Spoon Silver No

    Ruler Plastic No

    Nail Iron Yes

    Key Brass No

    Hairpin Nickel Yes

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    Eraser Rubber No

    Which of the materials tested are magnetic?

    ASilver, plastic, and brass


    BSteel, iron, and nickel
    CRubber, plastic, and silver

    7/7

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