I would like to check if these answers are correct.

1. A magnet may (a) be cut into separate poles (b) has only one pole (c) repels electrons (d)may repel or attract another magnet. 2. Moving magnetic poles (a) produce current in a wire (b) induces emf (c) move electrons all of the above. 3. A stationary magnetic field (a) produces electromotive force (b) produces current((c) does not affect a magnetic compass (d) none of the above. 4. Faraday's Law s time-dependent (b) depends on distance (c) depends on polarity d) is due to conservation of charges: 5. Two parallel current-carrying wires(a)attract if the currents are in the same direction (b) repel if the currents are in opposite direction (c) don't interact (d) do not follow the . right hand rule. 6. The direction of an induced current (a) is determined by Lenz Law (b) is independent of the inducing current (c) follows Faraday's Law (d) follows Ampere's Law. 7. Ampere's Law (a) calculates the magnetic field(b) calculates the electric field (c) is independent of distance (d) is time-dependent. 8. (a) By increasing magnetic flux or (b) moving thru the flux or (c) decreasing magnetic flux, or @ all of the above, one can generate induced emf. 9. Question #8 is called (a) Faraday's Law. (b) Ampere's Law. (c) Lenz Law (d) none of the above. 10. The right-hand rules (a) may be changed to left-hand r