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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Magnetism
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Question 1
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The following metals are magnetic (NCIS) A Nickel and Copper B Nickel and Gold C Nickel and Cobalt D Nickel and Silver
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Answer A Nickel and Copper B Nickel and Gold C Nickel and Cobalt D Nickel and Silver
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£100
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Question 2
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The following metals are magnetic (NCIS) A Iron and Steel B Iron and Silver C Iodine and Steel D Iron and Sulphur
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Answer A Iron and Steel B Iron and Silver C Iodine and Steel D Iron and Sulphur
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£200
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Question 3
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Magnetic feld lines go from: A North to South B South to North C Up D Down
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Answer A North to South B South to North C Up D Down
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£300
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Question 4
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A Compass points to the Earth’s North Pole because: A it is broken B there is a wind C the tide is high D earth has a magnetic field around it
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Answer A it is broken B there is a wind C the tide is high D earth has a magnetic field around it
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£500
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Question 5
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The shape of the magnetic field of earth and the bar magnet is similar to : A a pattern of a bird B a pattern of a butterfly C a pattern of a cat D a pattern of a beetle
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Answer A a pattern of a bird B a pattern of a butterfly C a pattern of a cat D a pattern of a beetle
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£1,000
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Question 6
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A north-pole of a magnet is brought close the north-pole of a second magnet: A they attract B nothing happens C it breaks D they repel
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Answer A they attract B nothing happens C it breaks D they repel
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£2,000
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Question 7
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A north-pole of a magnet is brought close the south-pole of a second magnet: A nothing happens B they repel C they attract D none of the above
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Answer A nothing happens B they repel C they attract D none of the above
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£4,000
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Question 8
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When we studied magnets we learnt: A Like poles repel B Like pole attract C Unlike poles repel D non of the above
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Answer A Like poles repel B Like poles attract C Unlike poles repel D non of the above
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£8,000
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Question 9
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When we studied magnets we learnt: A Unlike poles repel B Unlike poles attract C Like poles attract D None of the above
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Answer A Unlike poles repel B Unlike poles attract C Like poles attract D None of the above
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£16,000
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Question 10
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We can make an electromagnet using: A insulated copper wire, steel nail and a battery B insulated copper wire, steel nail and a magnet C insulated copper wire, iron nail and a battery D glass, steel nail and a battery
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Answer A insulated copper wire, steel nail and a battery B insulated copper wire, steel nail and a magnet C insulated copper wire, iron nail and a battery D glass, steel nail and a battery
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£32,000
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Question 11
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When an electromagnet is switched off; A it becomes a stronger magnet B it is still a magnet C it is not a magnet anymore D none of the above
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Answer A it becomes a stronger magnet B it is still a magnet C it is not a magnet anymore D none of the above
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£64,000
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Question 12
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An iron core (nail) placed inside the coil of an electromagnet make the magnet; A weaker B stronger C stop working D none of the above
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Answer A weaker B stronger C stop working D none of the above
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£125,000
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Question 13
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You can make the electromagnet stronger by: A adding more turns to the coil B removing turns from the coil C removing the nail D none of the above
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Answer A adding more turns to the coil B removing turns from the coil C removing the nail D none of the above
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£250,000
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Question 14
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You can make the electromagnet stronger by: A switching the power supply off B making the power lower in the power supply C removing some batteries D Adding more batteries
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Answer A switching the power supply off B making the power lower in the power supply C removing some batteries D Adding more batteries
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£500,000
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Question 15
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A can be turned off or on B can be made stronger C can be made weaker D all of the above Electromagnets:
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Answer A can be turned off or on B can be made stronger C can be made weaker D all of the above
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£1,000,000
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