Class 10 Physics · Chapter 7 · Test 1
Test 1: Electric Current, EMF and Potential Difference
30 questions · 25 min · 30 marks
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Question 1
Electricity is a branch of physics which deals with the:
- Aflow of charges
- Bstudy of light
- Cstudy of heat only
- Dstudy of sound
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Answer: A
Electricity deals with the flow of charges.
Question 2
Amount of charge passing through any cross section of a conductor per unit time is called:
- Aelectric current
- Bpotential difference
- Cresistance
- Dpower
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Answer: A
This is the definition of electric current.
Question 3
If Q charge flows in time t, the current I is given by:
- AI = Q x t
- BI = t/Q
- CI = Q/t
- DI = Q + t
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Answer: C
I = Q/t (Eq. 16.1).
Question 4
The SI unit of electric current is the ampere, where 1 A equals:
- A1 J C^-1
- B1 C s^-1
- C1 V A^-1
- D1 W s^-1
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Answer: B
One ampere is the flow of one coulomb of charge per second.
Question 5
In metals, some electrons can move freely because they are:
- Anot tightly bonded with the nucleus
- Binside the nucleus
- Cprotons
- Dpositively charged
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Answer: A
In metals some electrons are not tightly bonded with the nucleus and can move freely.
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