To solve this problem, we need to decide if each object is
magnetic (attracted to a magnet) or
nonmagnetic (not attracted to a magnet).
Here is the step-by-step check for each item:
1.
Jar: Most jars are made of glass or plastic. These materials are not magnetic.
2.
Spanner: This is a tool usually made of steel or iron. It is magnetic.
3.
Basket: Baskets are typically made of wicker, plastic, or wood. These are not magnetic.
4.
Key: Keys are almost always made of metal like brass or steel. They are magnetic.
5.
Ring: Rings are jewelry made of gold, silver, or copper. These metals are not magnetic.
6.
Bricks: Bricks are made of clay and stone. They are not magnetic.
7.
Nails: Nails are made of iron or steel so they can hold things together. They are very magnetic.
8.
Needle: Sewing needles are made of steel. They are magnetic.
Final Answer:
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Jar: Nonmagnetic
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Spanner: Magnetic
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Basket: Nonmagnetic
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Key: Magnetic
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Ring: Nonmagnetic
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Bricks: Nonmagnetic
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Nails: Magnetic
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Needle: Magnetic
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of magnetism worksheet for kids.
