**4.1.4 Quiz: Magnetism****Question 3 of 10**Some tools contain permanent magnets. What *two* types of materials could these tools pick up?- A. Materials that contain other magnets- B. Materials that contain glue or other adhesives- C. Materials that contain a magnetic material, such as iron- D. Materials that contain a ceramic, such as glassOptions are presented with checkboxes for selection. There are no graphs or diagrams accompanying this text.

Some tools contain permanent magnets. What two types of materials could these tools pick up? A. Materials that contain other magnets B. Materials that contain glue or other adhesives O C. Materials that contain a magnetic material, such as iron O D. Materials that contain a ceramic, such as glass

Some tools contain permanent magnets. What two types of materials could these tools pick up? A. Materials that contain other magnets B. Materials that contain glue or other adhesives O C. Materials that contain a magnetic material, such as iron O D. Materials that contain a ceramic, such as glass

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