The consumed number of units of electricity can be found by applying formula

  • Power/distance
  • Power/time
  • Distance x Time
  • Power x Time

For each electric appliance, the fuse should be fixed with

  • normal reading
  • estimated reading
  • accurate reading
  • approximate reading

In electric motors, a coil or a wire carrying an electric current produces

  • electronic field
  • resistance
  • magnetic field
  • electronic charge

When electrons vibrate fast, some of the electrical energy is changed to

  • light energy
  • thermal energy
  • kinetic energy
  • potential energy

The process used in electroplating is called

  • electrodeposition
  • cathoding
  • anoding
  • electrorides

When a large current passes through a fuse, it

  • melts the wire in the fuse
  • glows up the wire in the fuse
  • sparks the wire and breaks the circuit
  • it simply spark the wire

An iron bar linked to a small hammer is attracted by the

  • electromagnet
  • magnet
  • coil
  • gong

The appliances that are used at homes, are usually termed as

  • home appliances
  • home products
  • both a and b
  • home items

The resistance also depends upon the

  • length of wire
  • width of wire
  • surface area
  • depth of object

'Copper' has

  • low current
  • low voltage
  • low resistance
  • low energy

Current is measured in

  • Volts (V)
  • Galvez (G)
  • Bars (B)
  • Amperes (A)

"Electrons" have

  • positive charge
  • negative charge
  • no charge
  • double charge

The abbreviation of 'MCB' is for

  • moving circuit breaker
  • manual current breaker
  • manual circuit breaker
  • miniature circuit breaker

Nichrome is used in electric appliances because it has

  • high resistance
  • high melting point
  • high resistance and melting point
  • high current and voltage

Even the best electrical conductor contains some

  • current
  • power
  • resistance
  • voltage

ELCB is an abbreviation of

  • electrolytic circuit breaker
  • earth locking circuit breaker
  • earth leakage circuit breaker
  • electric leakage circuit breaker

Water is a poor electrolyte, so an acid is added to increase its conductivity. The acid is

  • hydrochloric acid
  • sulphuric acid
  • nitric acid
  • carbonic acid

A thin wire in the bulb made up of tungsten is known as

  • cable
  • terminal
  • tungsten wire
  • filament

Many main supply system uses

  • 1 wire
  • 2 wires
  • 3 wires
  • 5 wires

The name of the scientist who discovered relationship between electricity and magnetism was

  • Robert Hooke
  • Nelson Green
  • George Pascal
  • Hans Oersted

If a '3kW' electric fire is used for 4 hours, the consumed units will be equal to

  • 0.75
  • 12
  • 10
  • 8

If we add a 13A fuse in a hair drier that requires 2A current, the fuse will

  • remain safe
  • melt
  • blow
  • glow

An example of 'semiconductor' is

  • sulphur
  • silver
  • copper
  • silicon

The use of electrical energy

  • costs money
  • causes cancer
  • causes heart disease
  • lung cancer

Passing through two bulbs is

  • difficult for electrons
  • easy for electrons
  • difficult for protons
  • easy for protons

Coating an object such as key or nail with a thin layer of metal is a process called

  • electrolysis
  • electro coating
  • electroplating
  • electronic induction

The process of decomposition by the use of electricity is known as

  • separation
  • electric separation
  • electrolysis
  • electric filtration

The rise of temperature due to resistivity, used i

  • heaters
  • burners
  • cookers
  • volcanoes

The charges stay where they are produced if the material is

  • conductor
  • insulator
  • metal
  • non metal

When the sound waves reach our ear, we hear them as

  • light waves
  • electronic waves
  • sound waves
  • thermal waves
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