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PPSC Physics Chapter 6 Electricity and Magnetism MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Which material has the greatest di electric constant.
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Mylar
Glass
Germanium
Water
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Question # 2
In a charged capacitor the energy resides
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In the negative plate
In the positive plate
In the field between the plates
Around the edge of the plates
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Question # 3
A device used to measure the strain of an object and it is a type of resistor that changes value with applied strain is a
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thermistor
Strain gauge
Thermocouple
Potentiometer
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Question # 4
An electric Heater and a fan are marked 1000 W, 250 V and 100 W , 220 V respectively The resistance of fan is.
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Equal to that of heater
Greater than that of heater
Less than that of heater
Zero
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Question # 5
Thermocouple is combination of.
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Thermocouples
Capacitors in parallel
Resistors in series
Ammeter and voltmeter
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Question # 6
Why a positively charged object is made neutral by someone touching it.
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Electrons flow from the object
Protons flow onto the object
Protons flow from the object
Protons flow onto the object
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Question # 7
Which material has the larges resistivity.
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Silver
Germinium
Amber
Sulphur
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Question # 8
Which is the fundamental quantity in electrostatic.
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Electric charge
Electric potential
Electric field
Electric field intensity
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Question # 9
What happens to the energy of a charged condenser is plate separation is increased.
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It decreases
It increases
It becomes zero
It remains unchanged
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Question # 10
Which electrical quantity has the same units as electromotive force.
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Charge
Current
Potential difference
Power
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Question # 11
Since selenium becomes conductor in light so it is.
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Photoconductor
Photocell
Thermistor
Photodiode
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Question # 12
Why does a transformer have a core made of iron.
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Iron has a high melting point
Iron is a magnetic material
Iron potential and high current
Iron is a conductor of electricity
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Question # 13
The Step up transformer
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Increase the input current
Increases the input voltage
Has more turns in the primary coil
Has less time in the secondary coil
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Question # 14
Which material has the highest magnetic susceptibility.
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Steel
Brass
Iron
Wood
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Question # 15
In open circuit electromotive force equal to
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Current
Resistance
Voltage
Inductence
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Question # 16
When two point charges of equal magnitude and opposite sign exist very close to one another the arrangement is called.
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An electric dipole
An amperian current
A null charge
A neutral source
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Question # 17
The doped semi conductor materials are called
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Pure semi conductors
Poor semi conductors
Super conductors
Extrinsic semiconductors
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Question # 18
A torch bulb uses a 3 V supply and makes a current of 0.2 A It is switched on for one minute How much electrical energy is used.
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0.6 J
12 J
24 J
36 J
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Question # 19
An A.C. dynamo operates on the principle of
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Mutual induction
Self induction
Electromagnetic induction
Mechanical induction
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Question # 20
The cathode ray oscilloscope is used for
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Displaying the waveform of given voltage
Displaying the wave form of given vibrations
Rectifying a.c to d.c.
Rectifying D.C. to A.C.
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Question # 21
The output of a generator which uses a split ring commutator is.
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sinusoidal A.C. wave
Pulsating D.C. wave
Constant D.C Voltage
Linerly increasing voltage.
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