Class 10 Physics · Chapter 8 · Test 1
Test 1: Magnetic Effects of Steady Current
29 questions · 25 min · 29 marks
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Question 1
Electromagnetism is the branch of physics that deals with the interactions between:
- Asound and heat
- Belectric and magnetic fields
- Clight and sound only
- Dmass and energy only
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Answer: B
Electromagnetism deals with interactions between electric and magnetic fields.
Question 2
Moving charges, like an electric current, create:
- Amagnetic fields
- Bonly sound
- Conly heat
- Dgravity
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Answer: A
Moving charges such as an electric current create magnetic fields.
Question 3
Even light is an:
- Aelectromagnetic wave
- Bsound wave
- Cwater wave
- Dmechanical wave only
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Answer: A
The text states that even light is an electromagnetic wave.
Question 4
What does a steady electric current in a conductor generate around it?
- AElectric field
- BLight
- CMagnetic field
- DSound waves
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Answer: C
A steady current in a conductor generates a magnetic field B around it.
Question 5
Who stated that a steady electric current in a conductor generates a magnetic field around it?
- AHans Christian Orsted
- BNewton
- CCoulomb
- DOhm
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Answer: A
The text attributes this to Hans Christian Orsted.
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