Atoms have same number of

  • protons and neutrons
  • electrons and neutrons
  • electrons and protons
  • positrons and photons

The volume control regulator in a CD receiver, radio and amplifier also use

  • transistor
  • variable resistor
  • thermistor
  • fixed resistor

Maglev trains float on the track because of

  • friction
  • energy
  • electromagnetism
  • mechanical repulsion

Another gas, that is used as replacement of argon is known as

  • oxygen
  • carbon monoxide
  • nitrogen
  • hydrogen

Ammeter can be connected anywhere because current is

  • same in the whole circuit
  • least near the bulb
  • least near the cell
  • greatest near the switch

1000mA of current is equal to

  • 1A
  • 10A
  • 100A
  • 0.1A

Resistance is the friction in an electrical circuit that controls the flow of

  • current
  • voltage
  • light
  • electricity

Electrolyte contains a compound of

  • metal on anode
  • metal on cathode
  • metalloid on anode
  • transition metal on cathode

Energy is equal to

  • power/distance
  • power/time
  • distance x time
  • power x time

A material which gains electrons, becomes

  • positively charged
  • negatively charged
  • neutral
  • both positively and negatively charged

The wires used in the main supply system are

  • live and earth
  • live, neutral and earth
  • live and neutral
  • live, neutral, earth, positive and negative

The electricity which involves in attraction is known as

  • static electricity
  • current
  • practical electricity
  • magnetic electricity

For electrolysis to work, used compound should be a

  • insulator
  • conductor
  • metalloid
  • non conductor

The scientist realized that the electric current produces

  • sound
  • current
  • ions
  • magnetism

An example of insulator is

  • silver
  • potassium
  • PVC
  • titanium

The state of the compound being electrolyzed should be

  • molten only
  • aqueous only
  • molten or aqueous
  • gaseous

To prevent overload and overheating of wires

  • fuses are used
  • circuit breakers are used
  • fuses and circuit breakers are used
  • fuses and resistor are used

The magnetic field of the coil and the permanent magnet

  • attract each other
  • repel each other
  • combine with each other
  • stay with each other

Electricity is required to

  • light up homes
  • clean your car
  • flush the toilet
  • change weather

A block of impure copper is used as

  • cathode
  • anode
  • posit rode
  • nematode

Friction can cause transfer of

  • neutrons
  • protons
  • electrons
  • photons

A doorbell and electric bell use

  • magnets
  • current
  • electromagnets
  • resistors

The negative electrode of the electrolytic cell is known as

  • Cathode
  • Anode
  • Posit rode
  • Nematode

Overloading in power sockets can cause them to

  • spark
  • burst
  • catch fire
  • burn

If a hair drier uses a current of 2A but we fit 1A fuse in it. The fuse will

  • glow
  • burst
  • melt
  • remain safe

On track magnetic levitation trains

  • clip
  • float
  • ride
  • skid

The electrons move from

  • positive to negative terminal
  • negative to positive terminal
  • both a and b
  • positive to positive terminal

Materials that are insulators when cold and conductors when hot are known as

  • semi insulators
  • semi conductors
  • semi electrolytes
  • electrolytes

Materials that do not allow electrons to flow through them are known as

  • insulators
  • conductors
  • electrolytes
  • bases

Short circuit occurs when the current takes up

  • more voltage
  • less voltage
  • short path
  • long path
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