2nd Year Physics Chapter 13 Online MCQ Test for 12th Class Physics Chapter 13 (Current Electricity)

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The current flowing through each resistor of equal resistance in parallel combination is.

Question # 2

The reciprocal of resistance is called.

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Colour codes are used to calculate the.

Question # 4

Kirchhoff's voltage rule is a way of stating conservation of.

Question # 5

Three resistors of resistance R each are combined in various ways, Which of the following cannot be obtained?

Question # 6

Potentiometer is used to.

Question # 7

Semiconductor diodes are called:

Question # 8

The free electrons experience force.

Question # 9

Thermistor with high - ve temperature coefficient are very accurate for measuring low temperature especially near is.

Question # 10

Resistivity at a given temperature depends upon.

Question # 11

An ideal current source shall have resistance

Question # 12

The powers of two electric bulbs are 100w and 200w. Which are connected to power supply of 220 V. The ratio of resistance of their filament will be:

Question # 13

One ohm is equal to

Question # 14

The vessel containing the tow electrodes and liquid to known as.

Question # 15

Ampere second stands for the unit of.

Question # 16

A battery move a charge of 40 C around a circuit at constant rate in 20 Sec. The current will be.

Question # 17

For non-ohmic devices, the graph between V and I is

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FSc Part II Physics Chapter 0 Important MCQ's

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1 Colour codes are used to calculate the.
A. Nature of resistor
B. Numerical value of resistance
C. Potential difference
D. Current
2 the current which flows from a point at higher. potential to point at lower potential is called.
A. Electric current
B. Conventional current
C. Either of these
D. None of above
3 For non-ohmic devices, the graph between V and I is
A. Not a straight line
B. A straight line
C. A curve
D. All of above
4 The unit of conductivity is:
A. Ohm-3m-1
B. Ohm m-1
C. Both a and b
D. Ohm m-1
5 Kirchhoff's first rule is the manifestation of the law of conservation of.
A. Mass
B. Charge
C. Energy
D. Momentum
6 The drift velocity is of order:
A. 10-13m/s
B. 103 m/s
C. 10-3m/s
D. 10-4m/s
7 The powers of two electric bulbs are 100w and 200w. Which are connected to power supply of 220 V. The ratio of resistance of their filament will be:
A. 1:2
B. 2:1
C. 1:3
D. 4:3
8 The potential difference between the head and tail of an electrical to
A. 600 Volt
B. 700 Volt
C. 800 Volt
D. 900 Volt
9 Heat sensitive resistors are called.
A. resistors
B. Capacitor
C. Thermistors
D. Inductors
10 The free electrons experience force.
A. In direction of -E
B. In direction of E
C. Both A and B
D. All of the above

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