Magnetic Properties Quiz
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What did Paheli and Boojho witness at the junk yard?

  • A crane picking up iron pieces from the junk heap (correct)
  • A truck dumping more waste onto the heap
  • A bulldozer moving waste material around
  • A group of workers sorting through the junk
  • Where are magnets commonly found in everyday items?

  • Inside shoes and socks
  • On the roof of houses
  • Inside pencil boxes and pin holders (correct)
  • Underneath tables and chairs
  • Where is it said that magnets were first discovered?

  • Ancient Greece by a shepherd named Magnes (correct)
  • Renaissance Italy by an artist named Leonardo
  • Prehistoric Africa by a tribal chief named Kofi
  • Medieval China by a monk named Xuanzang
  • What is the reason behind stickers remaining attached to iron surfaces like almirahs or refrigerator doors?

    <p>The stickers contain magnets inside them</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Paheli and Boojho immediately realize when they saw the crane picking up iron from the junk yard?

    <p>There must be a magnet attached to the end of the crane</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did the shepherd Magnes use while taking his herd of sheep and goats to the nearby mountains for grazing?

    <p>A stick to control his herd</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the name given to rocks having the property of attracting iron?

    <p>Magnetite</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was attached to the end of the shepherd's stick?

    <p>A small magnet</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the process of making magnets from pieces of iron known as?

    <p>Magnetizing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of magnet is shown in Fig.13.4?

    <p>Bar magnet</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What property do certain rocks have, as mentioned in the text?

    <p>Attract iron</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did people name naturally occurring materials that attract iron?

    <p>Magnets</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was tested with the 'Magnes stick' according to the text?

    <p>Day-to-day use objects</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What trick is involved in Activity 1 according to the text?

    <p>Keeping the thread sufficiently short</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Effect of magnet - a paper clip hanging in air' is shown in which figure?

    <p>'Fig. 13.5 Effect of magnet - a paper clip hanging in air'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What material was used to fix the plastic or paper cup on a stand in Activity 1?

    <p>Clamp</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Observations at the Junk Yard

    • Paheli and Boojho witnessed a crane picking up iron scrap from the junkyard, highlighting the use of magnets in industrial settings.

    Common Uses of Magnets

    • Magnets are commonly found in everyday items like refrigerators, almirahs, and various appliances, due to their ability to stick to iron surfaces.

    Discovery of Magnets

    • Magnets are believed to have been first discovered in the region of Magnesia, an area in ancient Greece known for its naturally magnetic rocks.

    Stickers and Iron Surfaces

    • Stickers remain attached to iron surfaces like almirahs or refrigerator doors due to magnetic forces that create a strong bond between the sticker and the iron.

    Insight from Junk Yard Observation

    • Boojho and Paheli immediately realized that the crane utilized magnets to effectively pick up heavy iron scrap, showcasing the practical application of magnetism.

    Shepherd Magnes’ Tools

    • The shepherd Magnes employed a stick with magnetic properties while taking his herd of sheep and goats for grazing in the mountains.

    Magnetic Rocks

    • Rocks that possess the property of attracting iron are called lodestones, which are a type of naturally occurring magnet.

    Shepherd's Stick

    • At the end of the shepherd's stick was a magnet, which helped him manage his herd.

    Magnetization Process

    • The process of making magnets from pieces of iron involves techniques such as stroking the iron with a magnet, known as magnetization.

    Type of Magnet

    • A permanent magnet is depicted in Fig. 13.4, notable for its ability to maintain its magnetic properties over time.

    Properties of Certain Rocks

    • Certain rocks naturally possess the ability to attract iron, a characteristic that has been recognized throughout history.

    Naming of Magnetic Materials

    • People historically named naturally occurring materials that attract iron as magnets, which is derived from the name of the region, Magnesia.

    Testing with the 'Magnes Stick'

    • The effectiveness of the 'Magnes stick' was tested to demonstrate its ability to attract iron objects, proving the principles of magnetism in action.

    Activity 1 Trick

    • The trick involved in Activity 1 focuses on demonstrating the effect of magnetism by making a paper clip hang in the air using careful alignment and positioning.

    Materials Used in Activity 1

    • A plastic or paper cup was fixed onto a stand using materials such as a magnet or tape, which allowed for hands-on experimentation with magnetic properties.

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    Test your knowledge of magnetic properties with this fun quiz. Explore concepts like the attraction of iron junk to a magnet and the phenomenon of objects sticking together due to magnetic forces.

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