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CURRENT ELECTRICITY

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Define current

a)

rate of flow of charges

b)

movement of electrons

c)

electricity flowing from point to point

2.

the SI unit of current is the (a)  

3.

The voltage across the terminals of a cell when the switch is closed is called

a)

E.M.F

b)

Potential difference

4.

What is the potential difference between points A and B if a charge of 5C does 100 joules of work?

a)

20V

b)

500V

c)

0.05V

5.

why is a voltmeter connected in parallel with the device across which the voltage is being determined?

a)

because of high resistance

b)

because the voltage is higher than current

c)

because it can't measure voltage in series

6.

State Ohm's law

a)

current flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference across it, provided temperature and other physical conditions are kept constant

b)

voltage across a conductor is directly proportional to the current through it, provided temperature and other physical conditions are kept constant

c)

resistance of current through a conductor is directly proportional to the temperature of the conductor

7.

the following factors affect resistance of conductor. which one does not

a)

temperature

b)

length of the conductor

c)

cross sectional area

d)

surface area of the conductor

8.

What is the amount of charge flowing through a bulb if a current of 2A is provided for 2.5 minutes

a)

5C

b)

300C

c)

75C

9.

In which connection will the bulbs be brighter

a)

A

b)

B

c)

They will have same brightness

d)

none of the above

10.

Name the two main defects in this type of cell

(a)  

11.

In parallel arrangement of cells, the effective EMF in the circuit is equal to

a)

the sum of individual EMF of the cells

b)

the average of the EMF of the cells

c)

difference in the EMF of the cells

d)

the product of the EMF of the cells

12.

Liquids that can conduct electricity like sulphuric acid are called

a)

conductors

b)

electrolytes

c)

semiconductors

d)

electroliquids

13.

Polarization occurs when

a)

zinc plate is 'eaten away' by sulphuric acid

b)

hydrogen bubbles accumulate around the copper plate

c)

sulphuric acid reacts with the zinc plate to form ions

d)

current is produced in a simple cell due to chemical reaction

14.

The following practices help in the maintenance of accumulators. List all that apply

a)

electrolyte level should be checked regularly

b)

large currents should not be drawn from the battery for a long time

c)

keep the terminal clean and greased

d)

ensure they are covered well

e)

it should be left in a discharged condition for long

15.

Why should the lights in a house be wired in parallel and not in series

a)

little currents will be used

b)

they work independently

c)

it will reduce the cost of wiring

16.

Which physical quantity is measured in Watt

a)

Power

b)

Resistance

c)

Energy

d)

Resistivity

17.

Calculate the resistance produced when a current of 2x10-3A flows through a conductor connected to 10V source

a)

5 Ω\Omega

b)

5000 Ω\Omega

c)

20000 Ω\Omega

18.

 Three resistors of 2.5Ohms, 10 Ohms and 6.5Ohms are connected in series. what single resistor can replace them

a)

19 Ω\Omega  

b)

6.33 Ω\Omega  

c)

18.5 Ω\Omega  

19.

What is the effective resistance in the arrangement shown?

a)

18 Ω\Omega

b)

44 Ω\Omega

c)

20 Ω\Omega

20.

If a current of 2.5A is supplied to this arrangement, what is the voltage drop across the resistors

a)

5V

b)

4V

c)

20V

d)

3.2V