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Q1. When a glass rod is rubbed with silk, the rod-
- Abecomes negatively charged
- Bbecomes positively charged
- Cremains indifferent
- Dfirst negatively charged then positively charged
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Answer: B) becomes positively charged
Q2. The total charge of a charged conductor is its-
- Aresides on the inside page
- Blives on an external page
- CSome are on the inner page and some are on the outer page.
- DAll are true
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Answer: B) lives on an external page
Q3. The force between two electric charges is related to-
- AAmpere's law
- BCoulomb's law:
- CFaraday's law
- DOhm's law
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Answer: B) Coulomb's law:
Q4. If the distance between two electric charges is halved, then the value of the electric force between them will become-
- Ahalf
- Bdouble
- Cquadruple
- Done fourth
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Answer: C) quadruple
Q5. Equal charges have-
- AAttraction
- Badhesion
- CDistractions
- Dcohesion
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Answer: C) Distractions
Q6. When an ebonite rod is rubbed against the skin of a cat, the ebonite rod-
- Abecomes negatively charged
- BIt becomes positively charged.
- Cremains indifferent
- Dfirst negatively charged then positively charged
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Answer: A) becomes negatively charged
Q7. The charging of objects occurs as a result of the transfer of-
- Aelectron
- BPositron
- CProton
- DNeutron
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Answer: A) electron
Q8. You're traveling in a car. To stay safe if lightning is about to strike:
- Aclose the car windows
- Bopen the car windows
- CGet out of the car and sit down
- Dsit on top of the car
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Answer: A) close the car windows
Q9. The force between two stationary charges is directly proportional to the product of their quantities and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them." This law is—
- AOhm's law
- BKirchhoff's law
- CCoulomb's law
- DFaraday's law
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Answer: C) Coulomb's law
Q10. It is measured by the work done in moving a unit positive charge from one point to another in an electric circuit, the distance between those points-
- Ato resistance
- Bto the potential difference
- Cto the stream
- Dthe strength of the electric current
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Answer: B) to the potential difference
Q11. Metals are good conductors of electricity because-
- Athey contain free electrons
- Btheir atoms are lighter
- Ctheir melting point is high
- DAll of the above
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Answer: A) they contain free electrons
Q12. Which of the following is the best conductor of electricity?
- ACopper
- BIron
- Caluminum
- DSilver
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Answer: D) Silver
Q13. The characteristic of a superconductor is-
- AHigh permeability
- Blow permeability
- CZero permeability
- DInfinite permeability
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Answer: A) High permeability
Q14. Which of the following is not a semiconductor?
- AGermanium
- BSilicon
- CSelenium
- DArsenic
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Answer: D) Arsenic
Q15. Those substances which do not have free electrons in normal state, but free electrons can be obtained under special conditions like high temperature or by adding impurities, are called-
- Agood conductor material
- Binsulator material
- Cdielectric material
- Dsemiconductor material
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Answer: D) semiconductor material
Q16. What is the effect of conductive materials on electrical insulation and electrical conductivity when the temperature is increased?
- AElectrical resistance increases, while electrical conductivity decreases
- BElectrical resistance decreases, while electrical conductivity increases.
- CBoth electrical resistance and electrical conductivity increase.
- DBoth electrical resistance and electrical conductivity decrease
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Answer: A) Electrical resistance increases, while electrical conductivity decreases
Q17. Copper is mainly used for conducting electricity because-
- AIt has a high melting point
- BIt is cheap.
- CIt is very durable
- DIts electrical resistivity is low
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Answer: D) Its electrical resistivity is low
Q18. Which of the following is the unit of electric current?
- AKelvin
- Bmole
- Ccandela
- DAmpere
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Answer: D) Ampere
Q19. Electric current does not flow between two connected charged objects if they are-
- Aon the same charge
- Bat the same capacity
- Cat the same resistance
- Dat the same potential
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Answer: D) at the same potential
Q20. By what is alternating current converted into direct current?
- AFilter
- BRectifier
- CMotor
- DTransformers
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Answer: B) Rectifier
Q21. In electrical fittings, one wire is earthed. This is because:
- AIf a short circuit occurs, the current will flow to ground.
- BThis does not cause loss of electricity
- CThis completes the electrical circuit
- DThis removes the fluctuation of electricity.
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Answer: A) If a short circuit occurs, the current will flow to ground.
Q22. Earth is used in electrical equipment for-
- Ato reduce expenses
- BBecause the appliances operate on 3-phase
- CFor safety
- DAs a fuse
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Answer: C) For safety
Q23. What is the resistance of an ideal voltmeter?
- AZero
- BLower
- CUnlimited
- DHigh
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Answer: C) Unlimited
Q24. The algebraic sum of the currents meeting at a point in a circuit is-
- Ainfinite
- BZero
- Cbetween zero and infinity
- Dnone of the above
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Answer: B) Zero
Q25. A conductor has a resistance of 440 ohms. How much current will flow through it if it is connected to a 110 volt source?
- A0.5A
- B0.25A
- C4A
- D1.25A
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Answer: B) 0.25A