This document contains a physics test for a 10th grade class. It has multiple choice and short answer questions testing concepts related to electricity, circuits, and magnetism. The multiple choice section has 6 questions testing definitions and units related to electric current, resistance, power, energy, and Ohm's law. The short answer section asks students to answer 8 out of 10 questions related to current, ammeters, potential difference, EMF, resistivity, and identifying diamonds. The final questions ask students to discuss series resistors and Ohm's law, calculate energy from a current over time, and define magnetic fields and the properties of ammeters and voltmeters.
This document contains a physics test for a 10th grade class. It has multiple choice and short answer questions testing concepts related to electricity, circuits, and magnetism. The multiple choice section has 6 questions testing definitions and units related to electric current, resistance, power, energy, and Ohm's law. The short answer section asks students to answer 8 out of 10 questions related to current, ammeters, potential difference, EMF, resistivity, and identifying diamonds. The final questions ask students to discuss series resistors and Ohm's law, calculate energy from a current over time, and define magnetic fields and the properties of ammeters and voltmeters.
This document contains a physics test for a 10th grade class. It has multiple choice and short answer questions testing concepts related to electricity, circuits, and magnetism. The multiple choice section has 6 questions testing definitions and units related to electric current, resistance, power, energy, and Ohm's law. The short answer section asks students to answer 8 out of 10 questions related to current, ammeters, potential difference, EMF, resistivity, and identifying diamonds. The final questions ask students to discuss series resistors and Ohm's law, calculate energy from a current over time, and define magnetic fields and the properties of ammeters and voltmeters.
This document contains a physics test for a 10th grade class. It has multiple choice and short answer questions testing concepts related to electricity, circuits, and magnetism. The multiple choice section has 6 questions testing definitions and units related to electric current, resistance, power, energy, and Ohm's law. The short answer section asks students to answer 8 out of 10 questions related to current, ammeters, potential difference, EMF, resistivity, and identifying diamonds. The final questions ask students to discuss series resistors and Ohm's law, calculate energy from a current over time, and define magnetic fields and the properties of ammeters and voltmeters.
An electric current in conductor is due to the flow of
A. +ive ions B. ive ions C. +ive charges An ideal voltmeter has a resistance A. Very low B. very high C. nothing The unit of electric power is A. Ampere B. Watt C. Joule The electric power of washing machine in watt is A. 50 B. 750 C. 100 1 KWh = _______ A. 3.6 J B. 3.6 KJ C. 3.6 MJ Electrical energy is given by A. QR B. QV C. QC
D. free electrons D. low D. Volt D. 800 D. 3.6 pJ D. Qt
Subjective Part Q#2. Attempt any EIGHT questions. 1. What is meant by electric current? Write formula with unit. 2. In order to measure current in a circuit, why ammeter is always connected in series? 3. Define Ampere.
4. What is the difference b/w cell and battery?
5. If 0.5 C charge passes through a wire in 10 s then what will be the value of current flowing through it? 6. Define potential difference and give its unit. 7. Define EMF. Write its unit.
8. What are the limitations on Ohms law?
9. Define resistivity write its formula.
10. How do the jewelers identify diamonds as real or a fake one?
Q#3. Attempt ALL questions.
1. Discuss series combination of resistors also state Ohms law. 2. By applying potential difference of 10V across a conductor a current of 1.5 A passes through it. How much energy would be obtained from the current in 2 minutes?
Q#4. Attempt ALL questions.
1.
Write down the procedure to draw the magnetic field using bar magnet. Also define magnetic field. 2. Define ammeter and voltmeter.
