Class 10 Physics · Chapter 6 · Test 1
Test 1: Electric Charge and Electrostatic Induction
30 questions · 25 min · 30 marks
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Question 1
Electrostatics is a branch of physics which deals with the study of:
- Acharges in motion
- Bcharges at rest
- Cmagnetic fields
- Dheat energy
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Answer: B
Electrostatics deals with the study of charges at rest.
Question 2
A plastic comb rubbed through dry hair and brought near small pieces of paper:
- Arepels them
- Bhas no effect on them
- Cattracts them
- Dmelts them
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Answer: C
The rubbed comb attracts small pieces of paper due to electric charge (Fig. 15.1).
Question 3
The two types of electric charges are known as:
- Anorth and south
- Bpositive and negative
- Chot and cold
- Dred and blue
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Answer: B
There are two types of electric charges, known as positive and negative.
Question 4
The SI unit of charge is the:
- Aampere
- Bvolt
- Ccoulomb
- Dnewton
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Answer: C
The SI unit of charge is the coulomb (C).
Question 5
What happens when two unlike charges are brought close to each other?
- AThey attract
- BThey repel
- CThey neutralize each other
- DNothing happens
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Answer: A
Unlike charges attract each other.
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