The document is a magnetic trivia game containing multiple choice questions about magnets and magnetic objects. It covers topics like the two poles of magnets (North and South), objects that are magnetic like compasses, how opposite poles attract and like poles repel, and how magnets are strongest at their poles. The game includes pictures of objects to determine if they are or aren't magnetic.

1. Magnetic Trivia
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By Wendy Bowles
Questions taken from the Henrico
County Science Test Generator

2. Every magnet has what
two kinds of poles?
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North and South
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3. Which picture shows a
common object that is
magnetic?
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4. What will the north pole
of one magnet do to the
north pole of another
magnet?
N
S
Repel it
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5. A compass always
points -
north
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6. Which object is
attracted to a magnet?
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7. What happens when
the north pole of one
magnet faces the south
pole of another
magnet?
N
S
The
magnets attract
each other
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8. Which picture shows
something a magnet
will NOT attract?
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9. Magnets are strongest -
at their poles
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10. Which object below has
a magnet in it?
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11. Some screwdrivers can
pick up a screw just by
touching it. What
causes the screw to be
attracted to the
screwdriver?
Magnetism
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12. Which object below is
NOT attracted to a
magnet.
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13. Thank you for playing!
Have a
Good
Day!