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- 1. Multiple Choice
A particle in an atom with a negative charge is a(n)
proton
neutron
electron
nucleus
- 2. Multiple Choice
When the magnetic fields of two or more magnets overlap, the result is a(n)
magnetic domain
magnetic force
single magnetic field
combined magnetic field
- 3. Multiple Choice
A material that shows strong magnetic properties is a(n)
ferromagnetic
temporary
proton
neutron
- 4. Multiple Choice
A combination of several metals is called a(n)
iron
ferromagnetic
alloy
combined magnets
- 5. Multiple Choice
A positively charged particle in an atom is a(n)
electron
proton
nucleus
neutron
- 6. Multiple Choice
Same poles...
attract
repel
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not ferromagnetic?
nickel
copper
iron
cobalt
- 8. Multiple Choice
A(n)__________is an example of one of about 100 substances that make up all matter.
element
atom
nucleus
electron
- 9. Multiple Choice
A group of atoms with their magnetic fields aligned is called a(n)
magnetic field
ferromagnetic
temporary magnet
magnetic domain
- 10. Multiple Choice
A magnet can be destroyed by
freezing it
heating it
rubbing it with garlic
breaking it in half
- 11. Multiple Choice
Poles that are different
attract
repel
- 12. Multiple Choice
Which particles are in the center of a nucleus?
neutrons and electrons
electrons and protons
protons and neutrons
just protons
- 13. Multiple Choice
In non-magnetized material, electrons
pair up
spin alone
do not exist
- 14. Multiple Choice
Magnets are strongest at the
center
north pole only
south pole only
poles
- 15. Multiple Choice
Materials that are not currently magnetized but could be
cannot even form domains
usually float like a top
have only one pole
have magnetic domains arranged randomly
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