Let me work through each question carefully:
Question 1: Magnetism is the power to ___________.
- Looking at the options: jump, break, attract
- Magnets are known for their ability to attract certain materials (like iron)
- Answer: c. attract
Question 2: When "like" or "same" poles meet, they ___________.
- The diagram shows two magnets with N-N facing each other and S-S facing each other
- In magnetism, like poles (N-N or S-S) repel each other
- Opposite poles (N-S) attract each other
- Answer: b. Repel
Question 3: When the North and South pole will meet, they will ___________.
- North and South are opposite poles
- Opposite poles attract each other
- Answer: b. Attract
Question 4: The two ends of a magnet are called ___________.
- A magnet has two ends: North pole and South pole
- These are collectively called "poles"
- Answer: b. poles
Question 5: A magnet will attract ___________.
- Looking at the options:
- a. nail (made of metal/iron - magnetic material)
- b. soccer ball (not magnetic)
- c. pencil (wood/graphite - not magnetic)
- Magnets attract ferromagnetic materials like iron, steel, nickel
- A nail is typically made of iron or steel
- Answer: a. nail
Final Answer:
1. c. attract
2. b. Repel
3. b. Attract
4. b. poles
5. a. nail
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of electricity and magnetism worksheet.