Attraction precedes induction in magnetism.

Induction precedes repulsion in magnetism.

Iinduction precedes attraction in magnetism.

All are incorrect

Pencil

Coin

Spanner

Pin

Pencil

Tooth brush

Nail

Leather

Iron

Zinc

Cobalt

Nickel

An object which attracts other objects made of magnetic materials is called a magnet.

All magnets are made of iron.

Magnets do not attract stainless steel.

A magnet has two poles.

North-East

South-West

North-South

East-West

A magnet created by an electric current is called a diamagnet.

Repulsion is a sure test for magnetism than attraction.

Permanent magnets tend to lose its magnetism gradually, if the poles are left open.

A compass uses the directional property of a permanent magnet.

Italy

France

India

Greece

Two regions near to the poles

Region lying between the poles

Region where its effect can be felt

Region where it aligns itself along the North-South direction

Stainless steel

Iron

Alnico

Wood

Exposure to heat

Hammering

Dropping form a height

All of these

When a piece of magnetic material comes close to a magnet, temporary magnetic poles are created at its end.

The region around a magnet where its effects can be felt, is called the magnetic pole.

Like poles repel and unlike poles attract.

A bar magnet when suspended comes to rest along the North - South direction.

Pin holders

Magnetic stickers

Magnetic door closers

Magnetic compass

This type of magnet is made by using an electric current.

The core of an electromagnet is made of iron.

They are used in electric bells.

An electromagnet is a permanent magnet.

Steel

Alnico

Magnetite

Iron