Match the two columns. a. N-N i. Attraction b. Compass ii. Non-magnetic material c. Poles iii. Repulsion d. S-N iv. Exist in pairs e. Paper v. Finding direction

a. N-N - iii. Repulsion N-N poles of magnets will repel each other. This is the property of magnet that similar poles always repel each other. When similar poles come near each other, they exert magnetic force. b. Compass - v. Finding direction A magnetic compass is used to find direction. This works on the property of a magnet that when a bar magnet is suspended freely, it aligns itself in north-south direction due to the presence of earth's magnetic field. c. Poles - iv. Exist in pairs Poles of a magnet always exist in pairs. Mono poles does not exist. Magnetic strength is maximum at poles. d. S-N - i. Attraction S-N poles of magnets will attract each other as opposite poles always attract each other. A magnet always attract opposite pole of another magnet and a magnetic material. e. Paper - ii. Non-magnetic material Paper is a non-magnetic material. The materials which are not get attracted to a magnet are called non-magnetic materials. These materials do not experience any magnetic force when brought near a magnet. a. N-N iii. Repulsion b. Compass v. Finding direction c. Poles iv. Exists in pairs d. S-N i. Attraction e. Paper ii. Non-magnetic material

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Start Up Science 6>Chapter 13 - Magnets>EXERCISES

Neha Sharma, Ajoy Ghatak and, Akanksha Dudpuri Solutions for Chapter: Magnets, Exercise 2: EXERCISES

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Start Up Science 6>Chapter 13 - Magnets>EXERCISES>Q A

How will you show that the power of a magnet is the strongest at its ends?

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Start Up Science 6>Chapter 13 - Magnets>EXERCISES>Q A

What is a magnetic compass? Explain its construction and working.

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Start Up Science 6>Chapter 13 - Magnets>EXERCISES>Q A

How will you prepare your own magnetic compass?

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Start Up Science 6>Chapter 13 - Magnets>EXERCISES>Q A

If there are no markings on a bar magnet, how will you find out at which ends the north pole and the south pole is located?

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Start Up Science 6>Chapter 13 - Magnets>EXERCISES>Q A

Magnetic poles exist in pairs. Comment.

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Start Up Science 6>Chapter 13 - Magnets>EXERCISES>Q A

Can you magnetize an iron needle? If yes, how?

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Start Up Science 6>Chapter 13 - Magnets>EXERCISES>Q B

Choose which of the following are magnetic and non-magnetic in nature: a wooden table, iron almirah, plastic geometry box, an iron lamp shade, iron clips, paper, rubber, wool, cloth, needle, car, curtains, iron gate, book, an iron nail.

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Start Up Science 6>Chapter 13 - Magnets>EXERCISES>Q C

Match the two columns.