Question 23 • Lollar_8Science_Q1_25-26_RC
A compass’s north-seeking end is attracted to a magnetic south pole. Since it points roughly toward the geographic North Pole, the magnetic pole near the South Pole must be a north pole. Thus, “The magnetic pole near the South Pole is a north pole” is correct; a compass does not point directly to the geographic North Pole.
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