What does every magnet possess? A strong magnetic field b north and south poles c iron metal d repulsion

B. North and south poles.

Explanation:

Every magnet definitely posses a north and a south pole because it is basic property of every magnet. A magnet may have strong as well as weak magnetic field depends upon the property of material the magnet made of. A magnet can be made up of iron metal or some of the other metals as well. Repulsion in a magnet is because of its north and south pole.

It's B

Every magnet needs to have a north and a south.

Magnetic fields can also be weak.

Iron metal is only magnetic when it is an electromagnet.

Repulsion occurs because of the magnet's possession of north and south.