No non-metals are attracted to magnets.

Here's why:

* Magnetism is a property of certain metals, primarily iron, nickel, and cobalt. These are called ferromagnetic materials.

* Non-metals lack the atomic structure that allows for the alignment of electron spins needed for magnetism. Their electrons are typically paired up in a way that doesn't create a magnetic field.

However, there are some exceptions:

* Oxygen can be weakly attracted to magnets under certain conditions. This is because oxygen molecules have unpaired electrons, but it's not a strong attraction like you'd see with iron.

* Some non-metallic compounds can be magnetic due to the presence of magnetic ions within their structure. For example, certain types of iron oxide can be magnetic.

In summary, while a few non-metals can exhibit some magnetic properties, it's not a common characteristic of the non-metal group.