Electricity and Magnetism
Description: Electricity and Magnetism | |
Number of Questions: 23 | |
Created by: Karuna Seth | |
Tags: Electricity and Magnetism Electricity Static Electricity Transformer Electroscope and Magnetic Induction Electro-Magnetism Magnetic Field Magnetism Factorization Method |
Which of these does not have an electric charge?
An object is said to be electrically neutral if the amount of positive and negative charge possessed by it is not
Which of the following causes current to flow in a wire?
Which of the following are the materials in which electric charges do not move easily?
__________ can prevent damage caused to building by lightning strikes.
Increasing the voltage in a circuit increases which of the following in the circuit?
Which of the following has only one path for current to follow?
What surrounds an electric current?
When a portable radio is playing, the current in the radio is 0.3A, what is the voltage supplied by the radio battery?
The measure of how difficult it is for electrons to flow in an object is called the _______.
Which of the following is an example of electric discharge?
Which of the following generates an electric current when rotated?
Which of the following is true about a permanent magnet?
Which of the following energy conversions occur inside a battery?
Which of the following does not describe the magnetic field force between two magnets?
Which of the following represents a group of atoms that have their own magnetic poles pointing in the same direction?
Which of the following is made of a current carrying wire wrapped around an iron core?
Which of the following is not a non-magnetic substance?
Which of the following items would get attracted towards a magnet?
What happens when a South pole of a magnet is brought near the North pole of a freely suspended magnetic needle?
Which of the following is the measure of the amount of electrical energy transferred by an electric charge as it moves from one point to another in an electric circuit?
An electric bell is an example of
The South Pole of a freely suspended magnet points towards