Malini Seshadri Solutions for Chapter: Fun with Magnets, Exercise 3: STEP UP
Malini Seshadri Science Solutions for Exercise - Malini Seshadri Solutions for Chapter: Fun with Magnets, Exercise 3: STEP UP
Attempt the practice questions on Chapter 13: Fun with Magnets, Exercise 3: STEP UP with hints and solutions to strengthen your understanding. CoNCERT Science 6 solutions are prepared by Experienced Embibe Experts.
Questions from Malini Seshadri Solutions for Chapter: Fun with Magnets, Exercise 3: STEP UP with Hints & Solutions
Iron filings are magnetic and are attracted by a magnet. You scatter some iron filings on a sheet of paper. Next, you place a bar magnet on the sheet. You will find that the iron filings stick to the bar magnet.
Where on the bar magnet will most of the iron filings stick?
Iron filings are magnetic and are attracted by a magnet. You scatter some iron filings on a sheet of paper. Next, you place a bar magnet on the sheet. You will find that the iron filings stick to the bar magnet.
In your notebook, draw and label a diagram to show how the iron filings stick to the bar magnet.
Explain the difference between natural magnets and artificial magnets.
Tick the magnet that can lift a heavier piece of iron. Give reasons for your choice.
The picture shows a paper clip chain made with the help of a bar magnet. Study the picture and answer the questions in your notebook.
Write the steps you would have to take to make this paper clip chain.
The picture shows a paper clip chain made with the help of a bar magnet. Study the picture and answer the questions in your notebook.
Why do the paper clips stick to one another?
Tick the activities that will make a magnet lose its properties.
How should bar magnets be stored so that they retain magnetic properties?
