The document is a quiz show about magnets and springs, asking 15 multiple choice questions about the properties of magnets including which poles attract and repel, what materials magnets are attracted to, and different types of magnets. It also asks questions about springs, including how they are affected by pushing and pulling and where springs are commonly used. The final question asks which of the options listed uses magnets.

1. Who Wants To Be
A Millionaire?
Magnets &
Springs

2. Question 1

3. What does repel mean?
A To push way
B To come together
C To fall
D To attract

4. What does repel mean?
A To push away
B To come together
C To fall
D To attract

5. £100

6. Question 2

7. What are the ends of
magnets called?
A Bars
B Wands
C Poles
D Horseshoes

8. What are the ends of
magnets called?
A Bars
B Wands
C Poles
D Horseshoe

9. £200

10. Question 3

11. What are the names of
these poles?
A North
B East
C South
D West

12. What are the names of
these poles?
A North
B East
C South
D West

13. £300

14. Question 4

15. Which poles repel?
A north and north
B south and north
C south and south
D north and south

16. Which poles repel?
A north and north
B south and north
C south and south
D north and south

17. £500

18. Question 5

19. Which poles attract?
A north and south
B north and north
C south and south
D south and north

20. Which poles attract?
A north and south
B north and north
C south and south
D south and north

21. £1,000

22. Question 6

23. Which of these materials
are magnets attracted to?
A wood
B plastic
C metal
D cloth

24. Which of these materials
are magnets attracted to?
A wood
B plastic
C metal
D cloth

25. £2,000

26. Question 7

27. More specifically, which
metals?
A iron
B copper
C aluminum
D bronze

28. More specifically, which
metals?
A iron
B copper
C aluminum
D bronze

29. £4,000

30. Question 8

31. Which of these are
types of magnet?
A wand
B bar
C horseshoe
D cobalt

32. Which of these are
types of magnet?
A wand
B bar
C horseshoe
D cobalt

33. £8,000

34. Question 9

35. Which of these do
magnets work through?
A water
B a wall
C a table
D paper

36. Which of these do
magnets work through?
A water
B a wall
C a table
D paper

37. £16,000

38. Question 10

39. What affects whether a
magnet can work through a
material?
A the type of magnet
B the materials colour
C the materials thickness

40. What affects whether a
magnet can work through a
material?
A the type of magnet
B the materials colour
C the materials thickness

41. £32,000

42. Question 11

43. Which of these words
describes what happens
when you push a spring?
A stretching
B attraction
C compression
D repulsion

44. Which of these words
describes what happens
when you push a spring?
A stretching
B attraction
C compression
D repulsion

45. £64,000

46. Question 12

47. When you are pulling a
spring what force is
created?
A inwards
B downwards
C upwards
D outwards

48. When you are pulling a
spring, what force is
created?
A inwards
B downwards
C upwards
D outwards

49. £125,000

50. Question 13

51. When you push down on a
spring what force is
created?
A inwards
B upwards
C downwards
D outwards

52. When you push down on a
spring what force is
created?
A inwards
B upwards
C downwards
D outwards

53. £250,000

54. Question 14

55. Where are springs
used?
A pens
B bicycles
C laminators
D mobile phones

56. Where are springs
used?
A pens
B bicycles
C laminators
D mobile phones

57. £500,000

58. Question 15

59. Which of these use
magnets?
A recycling centres
B car suspension
C pens
D chefs

60. Which of these use
magnets?
A recycling centres
B car suspension
C pens
D chefs

61. £1,000,000