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    1. The document is about magnetism and magnetic fields. It contains questions about the properties of magnets, magnetic fields, and how magnetic fields are produced. 2. Some key points covered are that a magnetic field is produced by moving electric charges, and that the strongest magnetic field occurs between the poles of two magnets with opposite polarity. 3. Magnetic fields have both magnitude and direction, as shown by field lines drawn around a bar magnet.

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    1. The document is about magnetism and magnetic fields. It contains questions about the properties of magnets, magnetic fields, and how magnetic fields are produced. 2. Some key points covered are that a magnetic field is produced by moving electric charges, and that the strongest magnetic field occurs between the poles of two magnets with opposite polarity. 3. Magnetic fields have both magnitude and direction, as shown by field lines drawn around a bar magnet.

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    1. The document is about magnetism and magnetic fields. It contains questions about the properties of magnets, magnetic fields, and how magnetic fields are produced. 2. Some key points covered are that a magnetic field is produced by moving electric charges, and that the strongest magnetic field occurs between the poles of two magnets with opposite polarity. 3. Magnetic fields have both magnitude and direction, as shown by field lines drawn around a bar magnet.

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    1. The document is about magnetism and magnetic fields. It contains questions about the properties of magnets, magnetic fields, and how magnetic fields are produced. 2. Some key points covered are that a magnetic field is produced by moving electric charges, and that the strongest magnetic field occurs between the poles of two magnets with opposite polarity. 3. Magnetic fields have both magnitude and direction, as shown by field lines drawn around a bar magnet.

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    Some key takeaways from the passage are that magnets produce magnetic fields, moving charges produce both electric and magnetic fields, and magnetic poles always come in pairs of north and south.

    The compass needle would point down.

    That both pieces of iron are magnets.

    Name: Period:

    Magnetism
    1. In order to produce a magnetic field, an electric 5. A student is given two pieces of iron and told to de-
    charge must be termine if one or both of the pieces are magnets. First,
    1. stationary the student touches an end of one piece to one end of
    2. moving the other. The two pieces of iron attract. Next, the
    3. positive student reverses one of the pieces and again touches
    4. negative the ends together. The two pieces attract again. What
    does the student definitely know about the initial
    2. The diagram below shows a bar magnet. magnetic properties of the two pieces of iron?

    What is the direction of a compass needle placed at 6. The diagram below represents a wire conductor, RS,
    point A? positioned perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field
    1. up directed into the page.
    2. down
    3. right
    4. left

    3. The diagram below represents the magnetic field


    near point P. Describe the direction in which the wire could be
    moved to produce the maximum potential difference
    across its ends, R and S.

    If a compass is placed at point P in the same plane as


    the magnetic field, which arrow represents the direc-
    tion the north end of the compass needle will point?
    7. The diagram below shows the lines of magnetic force
    between two north magnetic poles.

    4. Which type of field is present near a moving electric


    charge?
    1. an electric field, only
    2. a magnetic field, only At which point is the magnetic field strength great-
    3. both an electric field and a magnetic field est?
    4. neither an electric field nor a magnetic field 1. A
    2. B
    3. C
    4. D

    APlusPhysics: Magnetism MAG.A1, MAG.A2, MAG.B1 Page 153


    Name: Period:

    Magnetism
    8. The diagram below shows a wire moving to the right 11. Moving a length of copper wire through a magnetic
    at speed v through a uniform magnetic field that is field may cause the wire to have a
    directed into the page. 1. potential difference across it
    2. lower temperature
    3. lower resistivity
    4. higher resistance

    12. The diagram below shows the magnetic field lines be-
    tween two magnetic poles, A and B.

    As the speed of the wire is increased, the induced po-


    tential difference will Which statement describes the polarity of magnetic
    1. decrease poles A and B?
    2. increase 1. A is a north pole and B is a south pole.
    3. remain the same 2. A is a south pole and B is a north pole.
    3. Both A and B are north poles.
    9. Which is not a vector quantity? 4. Both A and B are south poles.
    1. electric charge
    2. magnetic field strength 13. Magnetic fields are produced by particles that are
    3. velocity 1. moving and charged
    4. displacement 2. moving and neutral
    3. stationary and charged
    10. When two ring magnets are placed on a pencil, mag- 4. stationary and neutral
    net A remains suspended above magnet B, as shown
    below. 14. The diagram below represents a 0.5-kilogram bar
    magnet and a 0.7-kilogram bar magnet with a dis-
    tance of 0.2 meter between their centers.

    Which statement best describes the forces between


    Which statement describes the gravitational force
    the bar magnets?
    and the magnetic force acting on magnet A due to
    1. Gravitational force and magnetic force are both
    magnet B?
    repulsive
    1. The gravitational force is attractive and the mag-
    2. Gravitational force is repulsive and magnetic
    netic force is repulsive.
    force is attractive.
    2. The gravitational force is repulsive and the mag-
    3. Gravitational force is attractive and magnetic
    netic force is attractive.
    force is repulsive.
    3. Both the gravitational force and the magnetic
    4. Gravitational force and magnetic force are both
    force are attractive.
    attractive.
    4. Both the gravitational force and the magnetic
    force are repulsive.
    15. Draw a diagram of a bar magnet, with a minimum of
    four field lines to show the magnitude and direction
    of the magnetic field in the region surrounding the
    bar magnet.

    Page 154 MAG.A1, MAG.A2, MAG.B1 APlusPhysics: Magnetism


    Name: Period:

    Magnetism
    16. A small object is dropped through a loop of wire
    connected to a sensitive ammeter on the edge of a
    table, as shown in the diagram below.

    A reading on the ammeter is most likely produced


    when the object falling through the loop of wire is a
    1. flashlight battery
    2. bar magnet
    3. brass mass
    4. plastic ruler

    17. Which particle would produce a magnetic field?


    1. a neutral particle moving in a straight line
    2. a neutral particle moving in a circle
    3. a stationary charged particle
    4. a moving charged particle

    18. The diagram below shows the north pole of one bar
    magnet located near the south pole of another bar
    magnet. On the diagram, draw three magnetic field
    lines in the region between the magnets.

    19. An electron moving at constant speed produces


    1. a magnetic field, only
    2. an electric field, only
    3. both a magnetic and an electric field
    4. neither a magnetic nor an electric field

    APlusPhysics: Magnetism MAG.A1, MAG.A2, MAG.B1 Page 155

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