Concept:Ferromagnetic materials are strongly attracted by magnets and become highly magnetised.
Explanation:A ferromagnetic material has a very high magnetic susceptibility.
This means it becomes strongly magnetised when placed in a magnetic field.
It also has a high relative permeability, not a low one.
It attracts other magnetic materials, but it does not attract non-magnetic materials.
It is attracted by magnets, not repelled by them.
Therefore, the only correct statement is that it has a high susceptibility.
Answer:Option A: has a high susceptibility.