True Or False.[1 Marks Each]

Question 11 Mark

A freely suspended bar magnet always aligns with the north-south direction.

Answer

true

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Question 21 Mark

Iron filings mostly stick in the middle of a bar magnet when it is brought near them.

Answer

false

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Question 31 Mark

Similar poles of a magnet repel each other.

Answer

true

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Question 41 Mark

A magnet can be broken into pieces to obtain a single pole.

Answer

false

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Question 51 Mark

A compass needle is a magnet.

Answer

True

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Question 61 Mark

A magnet loses its magnetism when heated strongly and kept in the eastwest direction.

Answer

True

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Question 71 Mark

Repulsion is a sure test of magnetism.

Answer

True

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Question 81 Mark

Rubber is a magnetic material.

Answer

False

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Question 91 Mark

A compass can be used to find EastWest direction at any place.

Answer

True

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Question 101 Mark

Gold is a non-magnetic material.

Answer

True

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Question 111 Mark

Maximum iron filings stick in the middle of a bar magnet when it is brought near them.

Answer

False

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Question 121 Mark

A nickel wire is attracted by a magnet.

Answer

False

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Question 131 Mark

Copper cannot be magnetised.

Answer

True

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Question 141 Mark

It is possible to obtain an isolated north pole of a magnet.

Answer

False

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Question 151 Mark

A freely suspended magnet always aligns in East-south direction.

Answer

False

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Question 161 Mark

A non-magnetic substance is attracted by magnet.

Answer

False

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Question 171 Mark

The substances having the property of attracting iron are known as magnets.

Answer

True

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Question 181 Mark

A bar magnet has three poles.

Answer

True

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Question 191 Mark

A bar magnet has maximum strength in the middle.

Answer

False

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Question 201 Mark

The compass has a dial with directions marked on it.

Answer

True

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Question 211 Mark

Opposite poles of two magnets repel each other whereas similar poles attract one another.

Answer

False

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Question 221 Mark

Each magnet has two magnetic poles.

Answer

True

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Question 231 Mark

Lodestone is a natural magnet.

Answer

True

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Question 241 Mark

Two poles of a magnet can be separated from each other.

Answer

False

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Question 251 Mark

Poles of a bar magnet are located in the middle.

Answer

False

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Question 261 Mark

A wooden material can be magnetised.

Answer

False

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Question 271 Mark

A compass is used to find direction.

Answer

True

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Question 281 Mark

A magnet loses its magnetism when heated strongly and kept it in the east-west direction.

Answer

True

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Question 291 Mark

Copper cannot be magnetised.

Answer

True

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Question 301 Mark

It is possible to obtain an isolated north pole of a magnet.

Answer

False

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Question 311 Mark

Repulsion is a sure test of magnetism.

Answer

True

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