The weakest link in a circuit is formed by a

  • fuse
  • resistor
  • thermistor
  • transistor

'Semiconductors' are used in

  • dynamos
  • generators
  • electronics
  • electrical appliances

When there is high current, the circuit breaker is switched off because of

  • electromagnetic strength
  • magnetic strength
  • electric strength
  • energy of voltage

One of the causes of overloading is

  • long circuit
  • short circuit
  • overloaded cables
  • heavy circuit

Sometimes, bulb does not light up even if the circuit is complete because the

  • energy is low
  • power is low
  • resistance is high
  • electric charges are insufficient

Never use an electric appliance while standing in

  • dry pool
  • water
  • stairs
  • street

A 50v current can

  • kill you
  • electrocute you
  • give you a nasty shock
  • make your body burst

When the current flows opposite way, the cone is pulled

  • inwards
  • forward
  • backward
  • outwards

The repulsion between magnetic field of coil and permanent magnet makes the coil

  • halt
  • cease
  • rotate
  • attract

The complete equipment of 'electrolysis' is known as

  • electrolytic cell
  • electrolytic circuit
  • electrolytic current
  • electrolytic process

Insulators do not allow electricity to pass through because their

  • ions are not free to move
  • protons are not free to move
  • electrons are not free to move
  • atoms are held tightly

Resistance also depends upon

  • density
  • volume
  • cross-sectional area
  • width

All electric objects we see around us like electric bell, electric motor, telephone and loudspeaker use electricity to make

  • voltage
  • current
  • magnetism
  • electromagnets

The bulb glows because the filament is

  • negatively charged
  • heated up
  • positively charged
  • cooled down

One method of making a strong electromagnet is to increase

  • voltage in coil
  • resistance in coil
  • number of turns in coil
  • the size of iron bar

Small magnets are also used in

  • dynamos
  • plugs
  • resistors
  • fuses

The number of charges an atom contains, is

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4

Small 'amperes' are measured by

  • giga amperes
  • mega amperes
  • mill amperes
  • kilo amperes

When the current flows one way, the magnet forces push the electromagnet and cone

  • inwards
  • forwards
  • backwards
  • outwards

The larger the current, the greater the number of

  • volts
  • amperes
  • pascal
  • ohms

The consumption of amount of electrical energy depends on

  • one thing
  • two things
  • three things
  • four things

Normally electric appliances have power rating

  • marked on them
  • above 100kW
  • below 1W
  • written in their booklets

When the current is passed through the solution of copper sulphate, the copper sulphate turns into

  • atoms
  • ions
  • allotropes
  • isotopes

Keep 'TV' and other electric appliances away from

  • floors
  • wooden desks
  • wet places
  • roofs

Huge magnets are used to carry

  • scrap iron and steel
  • current in the circuit
  • ions in the breakers
  • airplanes from one airport to another

Compared to devices having wires, torch bulb does not conduct

  • heat as well as wires
  • electricity as well as wires
  • both a and b
  • electricity as well as energy

In our homes, electric supply uses

  • series circuit
  • parallel circuit
  • both circuits
  • electrionic circuit

Compared to long thin wire of nichrome, the short thick wire has

  • more resistivity
  • less resistivity
  • equal resistivity
  • no resistivity

The current in parallel circuit depends on

  • the components in that branch
  • the length of that branch
  • the thickness of that branch
  • the density of that branch

To which level, the current slows down depends on

  • two things
  • three things
  • five things
  • six things
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