1. What is a magnet?, An object that attracts certain metals, An object that produces water, Which object is magnetic?, Plastic ruler, Iron nail, Which object is non-magnetic?, Iron nail, Plastic spoon, True or False: All metals are magnetic., True, False, Which two shapes of magnets did we learn about?, Bar and horseshoe, Circle and square, What are the two poles of a magnet called?, North and South, East and West, Where is a magnet's magnetic force strongest?, at the end , the poles, the middle, Which magnet looks like the letter U?, Bar magnet, horseshoe, True or False: A magnet has two poles., True, False, What happens when opposite poles face each other?, They attract, They repel, What happens when two North poles face each other?, They repel, They attract, What does attraction mean?, Objects pull toward each other, Objects push away from each other, What does repulsion mean?, Objects pull together, Objects push away from each other, What is magnetic force?, A force that can attract or repel magnets and magnetic objects, A force that makes objects grow, Does a magnet need to touch a paper clip to attract it?, Yes, always, No, magnetic force can work without touching, Can magnetic force work through clear glass?, yes, no, A magnet can attract a paper clip through water., yes, no, Can a magnet attract a paper clip through a clear plastic cup?, Yes, No, Why do people use magnets on refrigerators?, To hold notes and pictures, to cook food, Which tool uses a magnet to help people find directions?, Compass, Thermometer, Magnets are used in some toys and games., Yes, No, A magnet is placed near a wooden pencil and an iron nail. Which object will it attract?, Wooden pencil, Paper clip

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