10th class physics unit 5 MCQs

chapter 5 MCQs 10th Class physics

Current Electricity:

a. Positive charge
b. Positive ions
c. Free electrons
d. Negative ions

a. Positive charge

a. Release energy
b. Gains power
c. Gains potential
d. Loss their identity

a. Release energy

a. Coulomb
b. Volt
c. Watt
d. Ampere

d. Ampere

a. Current
b. Volt
c. Ohm
d. Coulomb

a. Current

a. 10-9 A
b. 10-3 A
c. 10-12 A
d. 10-6 A

d. 10-6 A

a. Q = IR
b. l = t/q
c. V = IR
d. l = q/t

d. l = q/t

a. 10-6 A
b. 10-3 A
c. 10-9 A
d. 10-5 A

b. 10-3 A

a. 50mA
b. 20A
c. 5mA
d. 5A

a. 50mA

a. Potential difference
b. Electric current
c. e.m.f
d. Static electricity

b. Electric current

a. Negative charges
b. Positive charges
c. Both
d. Protons

c. Both

a. 2 x 102 s
b. 3 x 102 s
c. 2 x 103 s
d. 3 x 103 s

d. 3 x 103 s

a. Motors
b. Battery
c. Charges
d. Sun

b. Battery

a. Galvanometer
b. Voltmeter
c. Ammeter
d. Digital meter

a. Galvanometer

a. Very large
b. Zero
c. Minimum
d. Very small

d. Very small

a. 1 A or 100 A
b. 1 A or 10 A
c. 0.1 A or 0.10 A
d. 1 A or 100 A

b. 1 A or 10 A

a. Neutral polarity
b. Positive polarity
c. Presence of electric current
d. Negative polarity

b. Positive polarity

a. Neutral polarity
b. Positive polarity
c. Presence of electric current
d. Negative polarity

d. Negative polarity

a. At one end
b. Parallel
c. At both ends
d. Series

d. Series

a. At one end
b. Parallel
c. At both ends
d. Series

d. Series

a. Electrical
b. Chemical
c. Solar
d. Mechanical

b. Chemical

a. 18V
b. 2V
c. 36V
d. 9V

a. 18V

a. Resistance
b. Current
c. Both (a) and (b)
d. Power

b. Current

a. Volt
b. Joule
c. Coulomb
d. Newton

a. Volt

a. Have different units
b. Are the same terms
c. Both (b) and (c)
d. Are the different terms

b. Are the same terms

a. E = Q/I
b. E = W/Q
c. E = J/Q
d. E = W/I

b. E = W/Q

a. Very high
b. Less
c. Zero
d. Very less

c. Zero

a. CJ
b. NC-1
c. JC
d. NC-1

c. JC

a. Electric charge
b. Electric current
c. Resistance
d. Potential difference

d. Potential difference

a. Joule
b. Volt
c. Ampere
d. Coulomb

b. Volt

a. Voltmeter
b. Galvanometer
c. Ammeter
d. All

a. Voltmeter

a. Resistance
b. Electric current
c. Potential difference
d. All

d. All

a. In the middle
b. Parallel
c. At one end
d. Series

b. Paralle

a. Thermal energy
b. Mechanical energy
c. Chemical energy
d. All

d. All

a. Simon Ohm
b. Alessandro volta
c. Faraday
d. Charles coulomb

b. Alessandro volta

a. Voltmeter
b. Galvanometer
c. Ammeter
d. All

a. Voltmeter

a. I = 2VR
b. V = I/R
c. V = IR
d. V = R/I

c. V = IR

a. Coulomb
b. Volt
c. Ohm
d. Ampere

c. Ohm

a. 18V
b. 2V
c. 36V
d. 9V

a. 18V

a. Becomes double
b. Remains unchanged
c. Becomes four times
d. Becomes half

b. Remains unchanged

a. I
b. V
c. Q
d. R

d. R

a. Ω
b. Σ
c. α
d. ρ

a. Ω

a. A line parallel to x axis
b. A curve
c. A line parallel to y axis
d. A straight line

d. A straight line

a. Non Ohmic materials
b. Insulators
c. Metalloids
d. Ohmic materials

d. Ohmic materials

a. Non Ohmic materials
b. Conductors
c. Metalloids
d. Ohmic materials

a. Non Ohmic materials

a. 2.75
b. 5.25
c. 1.69
d. 1.62

c. 1.69

a. 1.50
b. 1.99
c. 1.20
d. 1.69

d. 1.69

a. 300 x 10-8 Wm
b. 100 x 10-8 Wm
c. 600 x 10-8 Wm
d. 200 x 10-8 Wm

b. 100 x 10-8 Wm

a. Four
b. Two
c. Five
d. Three

b. Two

a. Cross sectional area
b. Length
c. Time taken
d. Area

b. Length

a. Cross sectional area
b. Length
c. Time taken
d. Volume

a. Cross sectional area

a. R = L ρ/A
b. R = ρ A/L
c. R = L A/ρ
d. R = ρ L/A

d. R = ρ L/A

a. ρ
b. Ω
c. L
d. Ωm

a. ρ

a. Length
b. Temperature
c. Nature of the conductor
d. Pressure

c. Nature of the conductor

a. m/Ω
b. Ωm
c. NC-1
d. Ω/m

b. Ωm

a. Positive charges
b. Positive ions
c. Free electrons
d. Negative ions

c. Free electrons

a. Zero resistance
b. High resistance
c. Less resistance
d. All

c. Less resistance

a. Volume
b. Surface area
c. Pressure
d. Temperature

d. Temperature

a. Semiconductors
b. Insulators
c. Smooth surfaces
d. Conductors

d. Conductors

a. Semiconductors
b. Insulators
c. Smooth surfaces
d. Conductors

b. Insulators

a. Zero resistance
b. High resistance
c. Less resistance
d. All

b. High resistance

a. Wood
b. Rubber
c. Glass
d. All

d. All

a. Remains the same
b. Increases
c. Cannot be predicted
d. Decreases

d. Decreases

a. 8Ω
b. 2Ω
c. 12Ω
d. 4Ω

b. 2Ω

a. Equal
b. Different
c. Zero
d. None of the above

a. Equal

a. 12/5 kΩ
b. 10kΩ
c. 5/12 kΩ
d. 2kΩ

b. 10kΩ

a. Four
b. Two
c. Five
d. Three

b. Two

a. Resistance
b. Current
c. Voltage
d. All

b. Current

a. Resistance
b. Current
c. Voltage
d. All

c. Voltage

a. W = I2RT
b. W = I2R
c. W=2IRT
d. W=2RT

a. W = I2RT

a. Doubles
b. Remains unchanged
c. Doubles
d. Halves

a. Doubles

a. 30W
b. 4.8W
c. 60W
d. 14.5W

a. 30W

a. Volt
b. Watt
c. Ampere
d. Joule

b. Watt

a. 100
b. 800
c. 50
d. 750

d. 750

a. 3.6MJ
b. 1.6MJ
c. 4.6MJ
d. 2.6MJ

a. 3.6MJ

a. 3.6 x 109 J
b. 1.6 x 103 J
c. 3.6 x 1012 J
d. 3.6 x 106 J

d. 3.6 x 106 J

a. J
b. Js
c. s
d. Js-1

d. Js-1

a. I2R
b. I2V
c. IR2
d. IV2

a. I2R

a. Induced current
b. Direct current
c. emf
d. Alternating current

b. Direct current

a. Live wire
b. Earth wire
c. Neutral wire
d. All

b. Earth wire

a. Live wire
b. Earth wire
c. Neutral wire
d. All

b. Earth wire

a. Live wire
b. Earth wire
c. Neutral wire
d. All

a. Live wire

a. Specific resistance
b. Capacitor
c. Thermometer
d. Resistance

b. Capacitor

a. Zero volt
b. one volt
c. Ten volt
d. Five volts

a. Zero volt

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