Magnetism reading comprehension worksheet with text, questions, and a diagram.

Let’s go step by step through each question based on the reading passage about magnetism.

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Q.1: Magnet has a ______ pole.
Options:
a. North and South
b. East and North
c. East and West
d. South and West

→ From the text: “A magnet has a north and south pole.”
✔ Correct answer: a. North and South

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Q.2: How many kinds of magnet are there?
Options:
a. 4
b. 3
c. 1
d. 2

→ The text says: “There are two different kinds of permanent magnets...” and also talks about temporary magnets (like electromagnets). But more clearly, it says: “There are two different kinds of permanent magnets are called bar magnets and horse shoe magnets.” Wait — that’s talking about shapes of *permanent* magnets.

But then later: “Another method in creating a temporary magnet is by using electricity... This can be done by wrapping an iron nail with a coil of wire... become a temporary magnet or an electromagnet.”

Also: “There are many uses for permanent magnets and temporary magnets like an electromagnet.”

So overall, the main categories mentioned are:
- Permanent magnets
- Temporary magnets (including electromagnets)

That’s two kinds.

Wait — let me check again. In Q.4, it says “A ___ can be made by using electricity” → which is electromagnet → which is a type of temporary magnet.

And in the text: “Magnets may also be used to convert an unmagnetized piece of magnetic material... into a magnet... called temporary magnets”

So yes — two broad types: permanent and temporary.

✔ Correct answer: d. 2

*(Note: Some might argue 3 if counting electromagnet separately, but the text groups electromagnet under temporary magnets. So 2 is correct per the text.)*

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Q.4: A ___ can be made by using electricity.
Options:
a. Temporary magnet
b. Permanent magnet
c. Partial magnet

→ Text: “Another method in creating a temporary magnet is by using electricity... This can be done by wrapping an iron nail with a coil of wire... become a temporary magnet or an electromagnet.”

So electricity makes a temporary magnet (specifically, an electromagnet).

✔ Correct answer: a. Temporary magnet

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Q.6: True or False: Magnet is also created by using electricity.
Options:
a. True
b. False

→ As above: Yes, you can make a temporary magnet (electromagnet) using electricity.

✔ Correct answer: a. True

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Q.8: True or False: South pole attract south pole.
Options:
a. True
b. False

→ Text: “Like poles repel, and unlike poles attract.”
South and south are like poles → they repel, not attract.

So statement “South pole attract south pole” is false.

✔ Correct answer: b. False

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Q.10: True or False: In Magnet, like poles repel, and unlike poles attract.
Options:
a. True
b. False

→ Direct quote from text: “In short, like poles repel, and unlike poles attract.”

✔ Correct answer: a. True

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Now, note: Questions Q.3, Q.5, Q.7, Q.9 are cut off or not fully visible in the image. Since we cannot see them clearly, we will only answer the ones that are fully legible and match the text provided.

From what’s visible and readable:

We have answers for:
Q.1 → a
Q.2 → d
Q.4 → a
Q.6 → a
Q.8 → b
Q.10 → a

(If other questions were meant to be answered, they’re not fully shown — so we stick to what’s clear.)

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Final Answer:
Q.1: a
Q.2: d
Q.4: a
Q.6: a
Q.8: b
Q.10: a