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Topic: MAGNETIC & NON-MAGNETIC SUBSTANCES PRIMARY 4. DONE BY: Rina Zalinah Razalli 04B2337 SULTAN HAJI HASSANAL BOLKIAH INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION UNIVERSITI BRUNEI DARUSSALAM. Figure 1. Questions. Study the diagrams in Figure 1 carefully. Which object is certainly a magnet?
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Topic: MAGNETIC & NON-MAGNETIC SUBSTANCES PRIMARY 4 DONE BY: Rina Zalinah Razalli 04B2337 SULTAN HAJI HASSANAL BOLKIAH INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION UNIVERSITI BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
Questions Study the diagrams in Figure 1 carefully. • Which object is certainly a magnet? • Which object can either be a magnet or is made of a magnetic substance? • Which object is made of a non-magnetic substance? • Name one example that can represents Object X. • Name one example that can represents Object Y.
Possible Solutions / Answers Q. (a) • Object Y Explanation: The fact about a magnet is that it can repel another magnet. It also can attract another magnet. It is mainly because a magnet has poles (North pole and South Pole). Why can’t Object X be the possible answer? Please refer to Explanation (c).
Possible Solutions / Answers Q. (b) • Object X. Explanation: The fact about a magnetic substance is that it can only attract to a magnet, but it cannot repel another magnet. This is because magnetic substance do not have any pole.
Possible Solutions / AnswersQ. (c) • Object Z Explanation: The fact about non-magnetic substance is that it has no reaction at all when brought near to a magnet. It is because only magnetic substance is attracted to a magnet.
Possible Solutions / AnswersQ. (d) Horse-shoe magnet • U-shaped magnet • Bar magnet • Rod magnet • Ring magnet • Needle (magnetic substance) • Pin (magnetic substance) • Paper clip (magnetic substance) • Nail (magnetic substance) Either one from the above lists can represent Object X, where the first five are examples of magnets and the last four are examples of magnetic-substances.
Possible Solutions / AnswersQ. (e) -Ring magnet -Bar magnet -Rod magnet -Horse-shoe magnet -U-shaped magnet Either one from the above list can represent Object Y, where all of the above list are examples of magnet.