BOARD LEVEL TEST -2

Topic: Current Electricity & Magnetism

1. Kilowatt-hour (kWh) is the unit of (a) electric flux (b) electric potential (c)
(a) power (b) energy electric capacity (d) electric field
(c) torque (d) none of these 10. Sum of charges on collecting plate and condensing
2. The electrical resistance of a healthy man is plate of a charge capacitor is:
(a) 50,000Ω (b) 10,000Ω (a) zero (b) 1μC
(c) 1,000Ω (d) 10Ω (c) 1C (d) infinite
11. Charge on a capacitor of capacitance 1μf having
3. A current of 10 ampere flows in a wire for 10
potential difference 1 volt between its plate will be
sec. If potential difference across the wire is 15 (a) zero (b) 1μC
volt. The work done will be (c) 1C (d) infinite
(a) 1500J (b) 75J 12. Which of the following velocity of electrons
(c) 1500W (d) 750J determines the current in a conductor?
4. A current flow in a wire of resistance 5Ω having (a) Drift velocity only
potential difference 7 volts for 20 minutes. The (b) Thermal velocity only
heat produced is (c) Both drift velocity and thermal velocity (d)
(a) 140 cal (b) 280 cal Neither drift nor thermal velocity
(c) 700 cal (d) 2800 cal 13. The electrical resistance of a conductor depends
5. The algebraic sum of all currents meeting at any upon
point in an electrical circuit is (a) size of conductor
(b) temperature of conductor
(a) infinite (b) positive
(c) geometry of conductor
(c) zero (d) negative (d) all of above
6. Principle of Wheatstone’s bridge is used in as 14. In n cells each of ε and internal resistance r are
(a) galvanometer (b) potentiometer connected in parallel, then the total emf and internal
(c) ammeter (d) voltameter resistance will be
7. The direction of the flow of current through r
,
electric circuit is (a) n (b)  , nr
(a) from low potential to high potential r
n ,
(b) from high potential to low potential (c) n (d) n , nr
(c) does not depend upon potential value 15. The algebraic sum of changes in Potential
(d) current cannot flow through circuit around any closed loop in a circuit involving
8. Bio-Savart law indicates that the moving resistors and cells in a closed loop is
electrons (velocity v) produce a magnetic field (a) More than zero (b) Less than zero
B such that: (c) Zero (d) Constant
(a) B⊥v (b) B||v 16. The resistance of a human body is about
(c) it obeys inverse cube (a) 12Ω (b) 120Ω
(d) it is along the line joining the electron and (c) 12KΩ (d) 120MΩ
point of observation 17. How many different resistance are possible
volt with two equal resistors?
?
9. Which of the following has unit metre (a) 2 (b) 3
(c) 4 (d) 5
18. The example of a non-ohmic resistance is (d) a low resistance in series
(a) copper wire (b) filament lamp 28. Ohm’s law is valid when the temperature of
(c) carbon resistor (d) diode conductor is
19. A current of 3.2A is flowing in a conductor. (a) very low (b) very high
The number of electrons flowing per sec across (c) verying (d) constant
a given cross section of conductor will be 29. The emf of a car battery is about
(a) 2×1019 (b) 3×1020 (a) 2.5V (b) 4.5V
19 20
(c) 5.2×10 (d) 9×10 (c) 8.6V (d) 12V
20. The resistance of ideal ammeter is 30. Emf is measured in
(a) Zero (b) very small (a) joule (b) joule/coulomb
(c) very large (d) infinite (c) joule-coulombs
21. A wire of resistance 3Ω is cut into three pieces, (d) joule/coulomb/metre
which are then joined to form a triangle. The 31. 1 kilowatt hour is commonly known as
equivalent resistance between any corners of the
(a) unit (b) 1 faraday
triangle is
(a) 2/3Ω (b) 3/2Ω (c) 1 curie (d) none of these
(c) 1/2Ω (d) 1/3Ω 32. How many joules are equal to 1 kWh?
22. The length of a conductor is halved. Its resistance (a) 3.6×104 (b) 3.6×105
will be (c) 3.6×106 (d) none of these
(a) halved (b) doubled 33. Copper wire is used as connecting wire because
(c) unchanged (d) quadrupled (a) copper has high electrical resistivity
23. Siemen is the unit of (b) copper has low electrical resistivity
(a) resistance (b) conductance (c) copper has low electrical conductivity
(c) specific conductance (d) quadrupled (d) copper has high value of elasticity
24. How much electric energy is consumed by a 100W 34. The specific resistance of a conductor increases
lamp used for 6 hours everyday for 30 days? with
(a) 18 kJ (b) 18 kWh
(a) increase in temperature
(c) 1.8J (d) none of these
25. Krichoff’s first and second laws for electrical (b) increase in cross-sectional area
circuits are consequences of (c) decrease in length
(a) conservation of energy (d) decrease in cross-sectional area
(b) conservation of electrical charge and energy 35. In following figure shows currents in a part of
respectively electrical circuit, then value of I (in ampere) is
(c) conservation of electric charge given by
(d) neither conservation of energy nor electric
charge
26. A 5 A fuse wire can withstand a maximum
power of 1W in circuit. The resistance of the
fuse wire is
(a) 0.2Ω (b) 5Ω (a) 0.3A (b) 0.5A
](c) 0.4Ω (d) 0.04Ω (c) 1.3A (d) none of these
27. A galvanometer acting as a volt meter will have
………with its coil 36. The SI unit of magnetic field is:
a. Tesla
(a) a high resistance in parallel b. Gauss
(b) a high resistance in series c. Weber
(c) a low resistance in parallel d. Henry
37. The force acting on a charge moving in a magnetic a. Open curves
field is maximum when the velocity is: b. Closed loops
a. Parallel to magnetic field c. Straight lines
b. Perpendicular to magnetic field d. Broken lines
c. Opposite to magnetic field 47. The magnetic field due to a straight current carrying
d. Zero wire decreases with:
38. Fleming’s left-hand rule is used to find: a. Increase in current
a. Direction of current b. Increase in distance
b. Direction of force c. Decrease in distance
c. Direction of magnetic field d. Increase in voltage
d. Magnitude of force 48. The force on a charged particle moving parallel to
39. The magnetic field at the center of a circular current magnetic field is:
carrying loop is directly proportional to: a. Maximum
a. Radius of loop b. Minimum
b. Square of radius c. Zero
c. Current d. Infinite
d. Resistance 49. The radius of circular path of charged particle in
40. Which particle is not deflected by a magnetic field? magnetic field depends on:
a. Electron a. Charge
b. Proton b. Velocity
c. Neutron c. Magnetic field
d. Alpha particle d. All of these
41. The magnetic field inside a long straight current 50. . Which of the following produces magnetic field?
carrying conductor varies as: a. Stationary charge
a. 1/r b. Moving charge
b. r c. Neutral particle
c. 1/r² d. Photon
d. Constant 51. The SI unit of magnetic field is:
42. The direction of magnetic field around a current a. Weber
carrying conductor is given by: b. Tesla
a. Right hand thumb rule c. Gauss
b. Left hand rule d. Henry
c. Coulomb’s law 52. A charged particle moving perpendicular to a uniform
d. Faraday’s law
magnetic field follows a:
43. The force on a current carrying conductor placed in a
a. Straight path
magnetic field depends on:
a. Length of conductor b. Parabolic path
b. Current c. Circular path
c. Magnetic field d. Elliptical path
d. All of these 53. The force on a moving charge in a magnetic field is
44. The path of a charged particle moving perpendicular given by:
to a uniform magnetic field is: a. qE
a. Straight line b. qvB
b. Parabolic c. qvB sinθ
c. Circular d. qB cosθ
d. Elliptical 54. The magnetic field around a straight current-carrying
45. The unit of magnetic flux is: conductor varies inversely with:
a. Tesla
a. Current
b. Weber
c. Henry b. Distance from conductor
d. Ampere c. Voltage
46. . Magnetic field lines always form: d. Resistance
55. Which rule gives the direction of magnetic field around 63. The magnetic field at the centre of a circular coil
a current carrying conductor? depends on:
a. Fleming’s left-hand rule a. Radius only
b. Fleming’s right-hand rule b. Current only
c. Right-hand thumb rule c. Number of turns only
d. Maxwell’s rule d. Radius, current and number of turns
56. A particle not affected by a magnetic field is: 64. A charged particle moves undeflected through crossed
a. Electron electric and magnetic fields. The velocity of the
b. Proton particle is:
c. Alpha particle a. E/B
d. Neutron b. B/E
57. The force acting on a charged particle moving parallel c. EB
to magnetic field is: d. 1/EB
a. Maximum 65. The torque acting on a current loop placed in a
b. Minimum magnetic field is maximum when the angle between
c. Zero normal to the loop and magnetic field is:
d. Infinite a. 0°
58. The magnetic field at the center of a circular current b. 30°
loop depends on: c. 60°
a. Radius of loop d. 90°
b. Current 66. . Which of the following substances shows permanent
c. Number of turns magnetism?
d. All of these a. Copper
59. Magnetic field lines always: b. Aluminium
a. Start from north pole c. Iron
b. End at south pole d. Bismuth
c. Form closed loops 67. The relative permeability of a paramagnetic substance
d. Are straight lines is:
60. A moving electric charge produces: a. Less than 1
a. Only electric field b. Equal to 1
b. Only magnetic field c. Slightly greater than 1
c. Both electric and magnetic fields d. Very large
d. No field 68. Curie’s law is applicable to:
a. Diamagnetic substances
b. Ferromagnetic substances
61. . A charged particle enters a magnetic field at an angle c. Paramagnetic substances
θ with the field. The nature of its path will be: d. Superconductors
a. Straight line 69. The magnetic moment of a bar magnet is proportional
b. Circular to:
c. Helical a. Length of magnet only
d. Parabolic b. Pole strength only
62. A proton and an α-particle having same velocity enter c. Product of pole strength and magnetic length
a uniform magnetic field perpendicular to it. The ratio d. Square of magnetic length
of their radii of circular paths is: 70. Above Curie temperature, a ferromagnetic substance
a. 1 : 1 behaves like:
b. 1 : 2 a. Diamagnetic substance
c. 2 : 1 b. Paramagnetic substance
d. 4 : 1 c. Perfect magnet
d. Superconductor