Science 1 · Unit 6: Forces · Cambridge Primary Science Stage 1

Questions

1. 1. What can a magnet do to magnetic materials?

   • change their colour
   • pull them towards it
   • make them float
   • make them melt
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2. 2. Which one is attracted to a magnet?

   • a wooden ruler
   • a plastic chair
   • a metal paper clip
   • a paper cup
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3. 3. Is a wooden door magnetic?

   • Yes
   • No
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4. 4. Why do Sunil's magnets stick to the fridge door?

   • The fridge door is made of a magnetic metal.
   • The fridge is white.
   • The fridge is cold.
   • The fridge is wooden.
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5. 5. What do we call materials that are not attracted to magnets?

   • elastic
   • non-magnetic
   • magnetic
   • shiny
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6. 6. Which material is magnetic?

   • a metal nail
   • paper
   • cotton
   • plastic
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7. 7. Is plastic magnetic?

   • Yes
   • No
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8. 8. Why does a magnet not pull a rubber balloon?

   • Rubber is non-magnetic.
   • The balloon is red.
   • Balloons are alive.
   • The balloon is too big.
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9. 9. What does 'attracted' mean?

   • pulled towards
   • made wet
   • broken
   • pushed away
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10. 10. Shimna moves a paper clip on a string towards a magnet. What happens?

    • The paper clip is pulled towards the magnet.
    • The paper clip moves away.
    • The string breaks.
    • Nothing happens.
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11. 11. Which group do iron nails go in?

    • magnetic materials
    • non-magnetic materials
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12. 12. Which group does a paper book go in?

    • magnetic materials
    • non-magnetic materials
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