To solve the problem, we need to identify which objects in the image will be attracted by a magnet. Magnets attract objects made of ferromagnetic materials, such as iron, nickel, and cobalt. Let's analyze each object:
1.
Daisy: This is a flower and is not made of any magnetic material. It will not be attracted by the magnet.
2.
Screw: This appears to be a metal screw, likely made of steel or another ferromagnetic material. It will be attracted by the magnet.
3.
Lollipop: The stick and candy are not magnetic materials. They will not be attracted by the magnet.
4.
Scissors: Scissors are typically made of metal, often steel, which is ferromagnetic. They will be attracted by the magnet.
5.
Pencil: The pencil has a wooden body and a graphite core. Neither wood nor graphite is magnetic. It will not be attracted by the magnet.
6.
Key: Keys are usually made of metal, often steel or other ferromagnetic materials. It will be attracted by the magnet.
Final Answer:
The objects that the magnet will attract are:
- Screw
- Scissors
- Key
Circled Objects:
- Screw
- Scissors
- Key
Explanation: Magnets only attract ferromagnetic materials like iron, nickel, and cobalt. Non-metallic objects or metals that are not ferromagnetic (e.g., aluminum) will not be attracted.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheets on magnets.
