Questions
Which of the following is a portable and safe source of electricity?
- Dry cell
- Electric generators
- Power socket
- Portable electric generators
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Filament of an electric bulb is a thin wire of
- aluminium
- tungsten
- nichrome
- copper
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If four cells are joined in series, how much electricity will they produce?
- 1.5 V
- 3 V
- 6 V
- 6.5 V
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Which of the following energy can electrical energy be converted into?
- Mechanical
- Sound
- Magnetical
- All of the above
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How much electricity is provided to homes from power stations?
- 410 V
- 220 V
- 330 V
- 540 V
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Why should the two terminals of a battery never be joined by a wire?
- The cell damages the wire.
- The cell gets used up very fast.
- The cell will catch fire.
- The cell gets heated up.
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Which are the positive and negative terminals of an electric bulb?
- Metal tip and metal case, respectively
- Metal case and metal tip, respectively
- Metal tip and glass case, respectively
- Glass case and metal tip, respectively
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An electric bulb converts electrical energy to which of the following energies?
(a) Heat
(b) Sound
(c) Light
(d) Magnetic
- Both (b) and (d)
- Only (c)
- Both (a) and (c)
- Only (a)
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Which of the following is a conductor of electricity?
- Carbon
- Oxygen
- Nitrogen
- Hydrogen
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Which component controls the working of a torch?
- Bulb
- Metal Case
- Sliding switch
- Cells
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Which of the following statements is/are not true?
(a) Electricity flow in open circuit
(b) Electricity flow in closed circuit
(c) Electricity flow when the switch is open
(d) Electricity flow when the switch is closed
- Both (a) and (c)
- Both (c) and (d)
- Both (b) and (d)
- Both (a) and (d)
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A torch bulb which normally works on 4.5 V, is connected to a domestic supply of 220 V. What will happen to the torch bulb?
- It will glow very brightly.
- It will glow very dimly.
- It will not glow.
- It will get fused.
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Which materials are the plug case and electric plug made up of?
- Both are insulators.
- Both are conductors.
- Conductor and insulator, respectively
- Insulator and conductor, respectively
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In which of the following cases an electrical circuit may be broken?
(a) Circuit is made up of cotton threads.
(b) Circuit is made up of copper wires.
(c) Current flows from positive to negative.
(d) Current flows from negative to positive.
- Both (b) and (c)
- Both (a) and (d)
- Both (a) and (c)
- Both (b) and (d)
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Which of the following, when included in a completed circuit, would not let a torch blow glow?
- Paper clip
- Aluminium sheet
- Mica sheet
- Pencil lead
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