10. Magnetism self-eval q's (2nd exam)

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Materials that can be magnetized are called:

ferromagnetic

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Which of the following indicates the measurement of frequency for voltage or current?

hertz

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Which one of the following sets of materials contain the most nonmagnetic materials?

silver, gold, copper, brass

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Which of the following sets of materials contain the most magnetic materials?

steel, iron, nickel, cobalt

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Which of the following best indicates the Law of Magnetism?

Unlike poles attract and like poles repel

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Which of the following statements is correct about the Earth’s magnetic field?

The north pole, of a magnet/compass, points to the south magnetic pole of the Earth

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<p><span>Identify the correct geometry, or shape, of the magnetic field surrounding a single magnet.</span></p>

Identify the correct geometry, or shape, of the magnetic field surrounding a single magnet.

c

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<p><span>Identify the geometry, or shape, of the magnetic field surrounding two unlike magnets.</span></p>

Identify the geometry, or shape, of the magnetic field surrounding two unlike magnets.

a

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<p><span>Which one of the following models represents a non-magnetic material?</span></p>

Which one of the following models represents a non-magnetic material?

a

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<p><span>Which one of the following models represents a magnetic material?</span></p>

Which one of the following models represents a magnetic material?

e

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The magnetic lines of force near a current carrying wire are:

circular in a plane, perpendicular to the wire

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Magnetic fields are produced by:

motion of an electric charge

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A generator produces electrical current by:

moving a coil of copper wire through a magnetic field

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Moving a copper wire through a magnetic field produces:

flow of electrons

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Which of the following explains why the force of a magnet decreases with distance?

inverse square law

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If a magnet has a strength of 32 Newtons at 1 meter what is the force at 4 meters?

2 newtons

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<p><span>Which of the following is/are needed for an electric motor to work?</span></p>

Which of the following is/are needed for an electric motor to work?

all of the above

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Which of the following occurs in an electric motor works?

switching the flow of electric current in a magnetic field