1. Which of these is not a magnetic material?

• A). Aluminium
• B). Steel.
• C). Nickel.
• D). Iron.

2. Which of these diagrams shows the magnetic field lines around the north pole of a magnet?

3. Which one of these could not have a magnetic field around it?

• A). Horseshoe magnet
• B). Electric cable
• C). Glass rod
• D). Compass

4. When magnets and metal bars are close together they experience forces.

Which row gives the correct description of the effect between these materials?

5. A magnetic compass points North. This shows that...

• A). the Earth is tilted on its axis.
• B). the Earth is spinning.
• C). the Earth has a magnetic field.
• D). the Earth has gravity.

6. A student wants to demonstrate the magnetic field lines around a bar magnet. Paper is placed over a bar magnet and a finely powdered substance is sprinkled over the paper.
What substance is typically used in this experiment?

• A). iron
• B). aluminium
• C). chalk
• D). copper

7. A uniform magnetic field can be produced between 2 permanent magnets. Which of the following arrangements of magnets will produce the field shown?

8. Some materials are easily magnetised when placed in a magnetic field, and then quickly lose their magnetism once the field is removed. These materials are used in electromagnets, and are called...

• A). soft magnetic materials.
• B). hard magnetic materials.
• C). temporary magnets.
• D). partial magnets.

9. Fleming's Left Hand Rule can be used to predict the direction of the force on a wire carrying a current, when placed in a magnetic field.

Which of these correctly identifies the fingers/thumb?