Class 10 Physics · Chapter 6 · Test 2
Test 2: Applications, Coulomb’s Law, Electric Field and Breakdown
31 questions · 25 min · 31 marks
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Question 1
Electrical breakdown is:
- Athe process of ionizing a gas due to a strong electric field
- Bthe process of neutralizing a charged object
- Cthe process of charging an insulator
- Dthe process of discharging a conductor
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Answer: A
Electrical breakdown occurs when a strong electric field passes through a gas, causing its atoms to ionize.
Question 2
Which of the following is a visible example of electrical breakdown?
- ACorona discharge
- BElectric current
- CMagnetic field
- DElectric potential
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Answer: A
Corona discharge and Lichtenberg figures are visible examples of electrical breakdown.
Question 3
The photocopier works on a process called:
- Axerography
- Belectrolysis
- Cfusion
- Dfission
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Answer: A
A photocopier works on a process called xerography.
Question 4
The word xerography is derived from Greek words meaning:
- Awet writing
- Bdry writing
- Cfast writing
- Dlight writing
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Answer: B
'xeros' (dry) and 'graphos' (writing) mean 'dry writing'.
Question 5
The rotating drum of a photocopier is composed of aluminium coated with a layer of:
- Acopper
- Bsilver
- Cselenium
- Dzinc
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Answer: C
The drum is aluminium coated with selenium.
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