Magnets: Pull, Push and What They Attract — Review game

3rd grade (ages 8–9) - 4th grade (ages 9–10)

A red and blue bar magnet lies on a table. Thick tufts of tiny dark iron filings stick to both of its ends.

Review game for the lesson “Magnets: Pull, Push and What They Attract”: 8 questions drawn at random every round. Free science game.

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Review game for the lesson “Magnets: Pull, Push and What They Attract”: 8 questions drawn at random every round. Free science game.

Review the lesson “Magnets: Pull, Push and What They Attract”

This game uses the questions from the end of the lesson. Each round draws 8 of them at random, and the answers change places. After each answer, an explanation helps you understand.

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Lina holds the north pole of one magnet near the south pole of another magnet. What happens?

Possible answers:

  • They pull together
  • They push each other apart
  • Nothing happens

When two magnets get closer to each other, the force between them gets stronger.

Possible answers:

  • True
  • False

Two magnets pull together. Lina turns one of them around, so the north pole faces the other north pole. What happens now?

Possible answers:

  • They push each other apart
  • They pull together even harder
  • They stop being magnets