Question 18SavedSelect the option that best explains why the screwdriver's magnetic south pole is located at its pointed end rather than near its handle. The direction of the screwdriver's magnetic field is randomThe south poles of the magnetic domains were pushed in that direction by the bar magnet's north poleThe south poles of the magnetic domains were pulled in that direction by the bar magnet's north poleOnly the south poles of the magnetic domains were affected by the magnet.I'm not sure

What do you think would happen to the screwdriver if it was stroked with the magnet in the opposite direction? Would it stay magnetized? Explain your answer.

2. You have a horseshoe magnet, but you do not know which end is north or south. Which investigation would give you the answer? aPutting a piece of iron next to the mysterious side. If it is repelled, the mysterious side of your magnet is north.bPutting a piece of iron next to the mysterious side. If it is attracted, the mysterious side of your magnet is north.cPutting the north side of another magnet near one of the poles of another magnet. If the north side attracts the mysterious side, it is north.dPutting the north side of another magnet near one of the poles of another magnet. If the north side repels the mysterious side, it is north.

What will happen when the north pole of one bar magnet is brought close to the north pole of a second bar magnet?There will be an attractive force between the two north polesThe magnets will accelerate towards one anotherThere will be no force between the two north polesThere will be a repulsive force between the two north poles2A student is experimenting with a bar magnet and a plotting compass.  As she moves the plotting compass around the bar magnet, the needle inside the compass rotates.  Which one of the following statements is correct?The needle always points opposite to the direction of the magnetic fieldThe needle always points directly towards the north pole of the bar magnetThe needle always points directly towards the south pole of the bar magnetThe needle always points in the direction of the magnetic field3Which of the following statements is incorrect?The Earth’s magnetic south pole is in the Southern HemisphereThe magnetic field of the Earth is stronger at the poles than it is at the EquatorThe magnetic field of the Earth (and any magnet) is stronger where the field lines are closer togetherAs long as there aren’t any strong magnets nearby, a compass needle will always point in the direction of the Earth’s magnetic field4Which of the following statements about permanent magnets is incorrect?They produce their own magnetic fields and always have a north pole and a south poleThe force between two permanent magnets will increase when they are brought closer to one anotherThey can be attracted to or repelled by other permanent magnetsUnder certain circumstances, they will only be attracted to other permanent magnets5An iron nail is initially unmagnetised.  Which one of the following things will occur when it is brought closer to the north pole of a permanent bar magnet?Nothing will happen since the iron nail is not a permanent magnetThe iron nail will be repelled by the bar magnetThe iron nail will be permanently magnetisedThe end of the nail which is placed closest to the north pole of the bar magnet will become an induced south pole

A compass needle is a small magnet on a pivot. The needle can swing around freely.Explain why one end of the needle points north.

The direction of the magnetic field lines outside a bar magnet is:Options:A) From south pole to north poleB) From north pole to south poleC) Circular around the magnetD) From center to the poles