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The north pole and the south pole of a magnet always come in pairs.

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Important Questions on Fun with Magnets

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New Science In Everyday Life>Chapter 12 - Fun with Magnets>Let's Remember>Q 3
The magnetic compass always points in the East-West direction.
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New Science In Everyday Life>Chapter 12 - Fun with Magnets>Let's Remember>Q 1
Temporary magnets retain their magnetic properties for a long period of time
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New Science In Everyday Life>Chapter 12 - Fun with Magnets>Let's Remember>Q 2
Permanent magnets are made from mixtures of iron, cobalt, and nickel with other materials.
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New Science In Everyday Life>Chapter 12 - Fun with Magnets>Let's Remember>Q 3
A magnet may lose its properties if it is dropped from a great height.
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New Science In Everyday Life>Chapter 12 - Fun with Magnets>Let's Remember>Q 4
Bar magnets should not be stored in pairs.
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New Science In Everyday Life>Chapter 12 - Fun with Magnets>Let's Remember>Q 5
Magnets can be used for picking up substances made of wood in a scrapyard. 
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New Science In Everyday Life>Chapter 12 - Fun with Magnets>Exercises>Q I

How many poles does a magnet have?

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New Science In Everyday Life>Chapter 12 - Fun with Magnets>Exercises>Q I
A magnetic compass is generally used