Earth's North Magnetic Pole actually behaves like which pole of a magnet?
AA north pole
BA south pole
CBoth poles
DNeither pole
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A south pole
1. A magnet's north pole points to Earth's North Magnetic Pole.
2. Opposite poles attract.
3. So the pole it points to is a south pole of Earth's field.
_Source: Wikipedia, Magnet, Polarity_
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