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  1. The correct answer is (B) Finding directions. A magnetic compass is a navigation tool that uses the Earth's magnetic field to point north. It helps travelers, sailors and hikers determine directions accurately. The needle aligns with the Earth's magnetic poles, guiding users in navigation. For moreRead more

    The correct answer is (B) Finding directions.
    A magnetic compass is a navigation tool that uses the Earth’s magnetic field to point north. It helps travelers, sailors and hikers determine directions accurately. The needle aligns with the Earth’s magnetic poles, guiding users in navigation.

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  2. The correct answer is (B) Lodestone. Lodestone is a naturally occurring magnet made of magnetite (Fe₃O₄). It was the first known magnetic material and was historically used in early compasses. In contrast, bar magnets, U-shaped magnets and electromagnets are artificially made. For more visit here: hRead more

    The correct answer is (B) Lodestone.

    Lodestone is a naturally occurring magnet made of magnetite (Fe₃O₄). It was the first known magnetic material and was historically used in early compasses. In contrast, bar magnets, U-shaped magnets and electromagnets are artificially made.

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  3. The correct answer is (C) Iron. Iron is a magnetic material that gets attracted to magnets. Other magnetic materials include nickel and cobalt. In contrast, plastic, wood and glass are non-magnetic and do not respond to a magnetic field. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.in/ncert-solutiRead more

    The correct answer is (C) Iron.
    Iron is a magnetic material that gets attracted to magnets. Other magnetic materials include nickel and cobalt. In contrast, plastic, wood and glass are non-magnetic and do not respond to a magnetic field.

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  4. The correct answer is (B) They repel. When two North poles (or two South poles) of magnets are brought close together, they repel due to the fundamental rule of magnetism: like poles repel, opposite poles attract. This repelling force pushes the magnets away from each other. For more visit here: httRead more

    The correct answer is (B) They repel.
    When two North poles (or two South poles) of magnets are brought close together, they repel due to the fundamental rule of magnetism: like poles repel, opposite poles attract. This repelling force pushes the magnets away from each other.

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  5. The correct answer is (B) Poles. The ends of a magnet, where the magnetic force is strongest and most iron filings stick, are called poles. A magnet has two poles—North and South. The magnetic field is strongest at these points, attracting ferromagnetic materials like iron. For more visit here: httpRead more

    The correct answer is (B) Poles.
    The ends of a magnet, where the magnetic force is strongest and most iron filings stick, are called poles. A magnet has two poles—North and South. The magnetic field is strongest at these points, attracting ferromagnetic materials like iron.

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