MAGNETISM

1. The unit tesla is equal to

a) NA−1m b) NA−1 M −1 c) N −1 A−1 m d) N −1 A−2 m−2

2. Dimension of magnetic field intensity are

a) [M1 L1 T −2 A−1 ] b) [M 2 L2 T−2 A−1 ] C)[ M1 L0 T −2 A2 ] D) [M1 L1 T −2 A−1 ]

3. Dimension of the pole strength are

a)[ M 0 L0 T1 A−1 ] b) [M 0 L1 T −1 A0 ] c) M 0 L1 T 0 A1 ] d)[ M1 L−1 T 0 A0 ]

4. Dimension of magnetic moment are

a) [M 0 L0 T 2 A−1 ] b) [M 0 L1 T 0 A−2 ] c) [M 0 L1 T 2 A1 ] d) [M 0 L2 T 0 A1 ]

5. There are two identical rods, one is bar magnet and other is iron they can be identified by observing

a) Attraction by touching one end of one with that of other.

b) Attraction by touching one end of one with mid point of other.

c) No attraction by touching one end of one with midpoint of other

d) Repulsion by touching the midpoint of one with that of other

6. The sure test of magnetism is

a) attraction b) repulsion c) both of these d) none of these

7. A uniform magnetic field is represented by a set of lines of force which are

a) Parallel b) convergent c) both of these d) NONE OF THESE

8. The magnetic susceptibility of a material is negative. The material is

a) diamagnetic b) paramagnetic c) ferromagnetic d) nonmagnetic

9. Force between magnetic poles is

a) directly proportional to the square of the distance between two poles

b) inversely proportional to the square distance between two poles

c) directly proportional to the distance between two poles

d) inversely proportional to the distance between the two poles

10. The unit of the pole strength is

a) henry b) tesla c) ampere.meter d) weber

11. The unit of the magnetic moment is

a) ampere.metre b) henry c) tesla d) ampere meter 2

12. Magnetic moment of magnetic dipole is directe

a) along the axis from the south pole to north pole

b) at right angle to the axis away from the dipole

c) along the axis from north pole to south pole

d) at right angle to the axis towards the dipole

13. Dimension of the permeability is

a)[ M1 L1 T1 A1 ] b) [M1 L1 T −2 A−2 ] c) [M 2 L1 T−1 A2 ] d) [M 2 L2 T −1 A−1 ]

14. Which of the following represent the unit of magnetic field intensity

a) tesla b) weber c) henry d) coulombs

15. Force between two magnetic poles is

a) directly proportional to the product of poles strength

b) inversely proportional to the product of pole strength

c) directly proportional to the distance between two poles

d) Inversely proportional to the distance between two poles

16. When the distance between two magnetic poles is double the force between the poles

a) increase two times b) decrease two times c) increase 4 times d) DECREASE 4 TIMES

17. A magnetic substance is

a) attracted by the magnet b) repelled by the magnet c) neither attract nor repel by the magnet

d) none of these
18. A non magnetic substance is

a) attracted by the magnet b) repelled by the magnet c) neither attract nor repel by the magnet

d) none of these

19. Nickel belongs to which category

a) paramagnetic b) diamagnetic c) ferro magnetic d) non-magnetic

20. Iron is used as a core in transformer since

a) It is strong enough b) It has high density c) It has high permeability d) none of these]

21. If B& H are magnetic induction and magnetism field then

H B
a) μ=B b) μ=H c) μ=BH d)H= μB 2

22. For diamagnetic substance

a) μ>1 b) μ<1 c) μ=3 d) μ=1

23. For paramagnetic substance

a) μ > 1 b) μ<1 c) μ= -2 d) μ = -1

24. For ferromagnetic substance

a) μ ≫1 b) μ≪ 1 c) μ=-2 d) μ=1

25. The unit 0f intensity of magnetization

a) Am2 b) Am−1 c) Am−2 d) A−1 m

26. Dimension of intensity of magnetization are

a) [M 0 L1 T 0 A−1 ] b) [M 0 L1 T 0 A1 ] c) [M 0 L−1 T 0 A1 ] d) [M1 L−1 T 0 A−2 ]

27. Susceptibility is positive and large for

a) paramagnetic substance b) Diamagnetic substance c) Non magnetic substance d) Ferromagnetic

substance

28. Which of the following substance not magnetic

a) Brass b) Nickel c) Cobalt d) Iron

29. Above Curie point Ferromagnet become

a) Paramangetic b) Diamagnetic c) Ferromagnetic d) Non magnetic

30. Susceptibility is positive and small for

a) Paramangetic b) Diamagnetic c) Ferromagnetic d) Non magnetic

31. Which of the following substance diamagnetic?

a) Aluminium b) Nickel C) iron d) cobalt

32. The magnetic properties of magnet are loss which is called

a) melting point b) Breaking point c) curie point d) Boiling point

33. The force between two poles is

a) Attractive b) Repulsive c) Neither attractive nor repulsive d) Non of these

34. Magnetic meridians is a

a) Line passing through south and north pole

b) Horizontal plane c) Vertical plane d) point

35. Magnetic moment of magnet of magnetic length 2l and pole strength m is

a) m/2l b) m/4l c) 2lm d) 4lm

36. The force between a north pole and south pole

A)attractive B) Repulsive C) Neither attractive nor repulsive D) None of these

37. The intensity of magnetization of a specimen of area of cross section a and pole strength m is

a) a/2m b) m/a c) a/m d) 2a/m

38. Susceptibility is negative for

a) Paramagnetic b) diamagnetic c) ferromagnetic d) non magnetic

39. In a free space a unit south pole accept

a) 2π lines of force b) 1/2π lines of force c) 4π lines of force d) 1/4π lines of force

THERMAL EFFECT OF CURRENT

1. One joule is product of

a) a volt and a coulomb b) a volt and an ampere c) an ampere and a watt d) a volt and a watt

2. One watt is the unit of

a) Charge b) work C) energy d) power

3. The ratio of resistance of 60 W and 100 W electric bulb is

a) 9/25 b) 5/3 c) 3/5 d) 25/9

4. An electric bulb marked 100W – 200V would mean the resistance is

a) 400 ohm b) 200 ohm c) 100 ohm d) 4 ohm

5. Which of the following measured in KWH?

a) Current b) Power c) Electrical energy d) Charge

6. A current of 4 amp passing through a conductor produce 160 J of heat in 40 sec.The resistance of the
conductor is

a) 0.5 ohm b) 0.25 ohm c) 4 ohm d) 20 ohm

7.Which of the following is equal to 1 HP?

a) 1000 W b) 746 Watt b) 104 watt d) 100 watt

22. Heat produce in a conductor varies

a) Directly as the current

b) Inversely as the current

c) Directly as the square of the current

d) inversely as the square of the current

23. Which of the following is equal to 1 WH?

a) 36 J b) 3600 J C) 1000J d)100000J

24. Heat produce in a resistance according to which law?

a) Ohm’s law b) Krichhoff’s law c) Coulomb’s law d) Joules’s law heating

25. Heat produce in a conductor varies

a) directly as it resistance b) inversely as its resistance c) Directly as the square of its resistance

d) Inversely as the square of the resistance

26. Same current passes for same time through thick and thin wires of same materials

a) more heat is produce in thick wire

b) more heat is produce in thin wire

c) same heat produce in both wires

d) NONE OF THESE

27. Of the two bulbs in a house one glow brighter than the other. Which of the two has larger resistance

a) Bright bulb b) Dim bulb c) both have same resistance d) none of these

28. Which of the following equal to 1KWH?

a) 3.6 x 106 J b) 3.6 x 104 j c) 103 J d) 108 J

29. The resistance of two lamps are in the ratio 4:3 There wattage will be in the ratio

a) 4:3 b) 3:4 c) 16: 9 d) 9: 16

CURRENT ELECTRICTY

1. If E Is the emf of a cell of internal resistance r, the potential difference across the external resistance R
is given by
E
a) V=E/1+r b) V= r c) V=ER/R+r d) V=E/1+R
1+
R

2. Three resistance each of two ohm are connected to form a triangle. The resistance between any two
terminal is

a) 8 ohm b) 6 ohm c) 10 ohm d) 4/3 ohm

3. A law said to be generalization of ohm’s law

a) Boyle’s law b) Newton’s law c) Joules law d) Krichhoff’s law

4. Potential at point always remains constant whatever be numbers wires connected at that the point.
The conclusion is drawn from

a) Ohm’s law b) Joule’s law c) Krichhoff’s 1st law d) Krichhff’s 2nd law

5. To measure the current in an electrical device

a) Ammeter is connected in parallel

b) Ammeter is connected in series

c) Volt meter is connected in parallel

d) Voltmeter is connected in series

6. To measured the potential difference between two point of electric circuit

a) Voltmeter is connected in series

b) Voltmeter is connected in parallel

c) Ammeter is connected in series

d) Ammeter is connected in parallel

7. Galvanometer can be convert in to an ammeter by connecting a

a) high resistance in parallel

b) High resistance in series

c) Small resistance in parallel

d) Small resistance in series

8. Galvanometer can be convert in to voltmeter by connecting a

a) high resistance in parallel

b) High resistance in series

c) Small resistance in parallel

d) Small resistance in series

9. The expression for electric current is given by following equation

dq dt dI d2 q
a) I= dt b) I=dq c) q=dt d) I= dt2

10. Drift velocity of an electron in a conductor is of the order of

a) a few millimeter per second

b) a few meter per second

c) a few kilometer per second

d) 3 x 1010 m/s

11. A wire is cut in to two parts. The resistivity of each part become

a) double b) half c) unchanged d) unpredictable

12. A person has ten 1/10 ohm resistance. What is the smallest resistance he make with them.

a) 10 ohm b) 1/300 ohm c) 1 ohm d) 1/100 ohm

13. A piece of resistance wire of 4 ohm double on itself. It resistance becomes

a) 4 Ohm b) 2 ohm c) 8 ohm d) 1 ohm

14. A cell of emf E connected across a resistance R. The potential difference between the terminal of the
cell is V. The internal resistance of the cell is
E−V E−R
a) RV(E-V) b) R(E-V) c) ( ) R d) ( )V
V V

15. When the temperature in a metal rises, its electrical resistance

a) increases b) decreases c) Remains constant d) none of these

16. A metal wires of resistance 40 ohm is stretch to twice its length. It resistance will become

a) 40 ohm b) 240 ohm c) 320 ohm d) 160 ohm

17. A gold wires is drawn through a series of dies to reduce its diameter to half its original value. Its
resistance will become

a) 4 times b) two times c) 8 times d) 16 times

18. What is the unit of electric current?

a) C b) T c) A d) F

19. The unit ampere is equal to

a) C.s b) C. s −1 c) C −1 s d) C s −2

20. Number of start ampere in one ampere is

a) 3 x 1019 b) 9 x 109 c) 3 x 109 d) 9 x 103

21. Number of ampere in one ab ampere is

a) 10 b) 1/10 c) 102 d) 10−2

22. Which of the following represent the potential difference?

a) JC −1 b) JC c) JA−1 d) JC 2

22. one ampere hours is the unit of

a) Electrical potential b) Electrical energy c) Charge d) Electrical current

23. Which of the following the unit of resistivity ?

a) ohm. m b) ohm m−1 c) ohm m2 d) ohm−1 m

24. Which of the following is the unit of conductivity?

a) ohm−1m b) ohmm−1 c) ohm−1 m−1 d) ohm. m−2

25. Which of the following the unit of resistance?

a) Tesla b) Maxwell c) ohm−1 d) ohm

26. Which of the following unit of conductance?

a) Fermi b) tesla c) ohm−1 d) ohm

27. Dimension of current are

a) [M1 L1 T1 A−1 ] b) [M 0 L−1 T 0 A1 ] c) [M 0 L0 T −1 A1 ] d) [M 0 L0 T 0 A1 ]

28. A wire having very high value of conductance is said to be

a) semiconductor b) insulator c) very good conductor d) moderately good conductor

29. A piece of wire of resistance R is stretched uniformly to that its length is double. The resistance of
stretched wire will now be

a) 2R b) R/2 c) R/4 d) 4R

30. A piece of wire resistance R is double on itself so that its length is l/2. Its resistance become

a) 2R b) R c) R/2 d) R/4

31. Drift velocity of electron in a conductor is of the order of

a) a few millimeter per second

b) a few meter per second

c) a few kilometer per second

d) 1010 meter per second

32. Dimension of resistance are

a) [M1 L2 T 2 A−2 ] b) M 0 L2 T1 A1 ] c) [M1 L2 T −3 A−2 ] d) [M 2 L1 T −3 A−2 ]

33. Dimension of potential difference are

a)[ M1 L2 T −3 A−1 ] b) [M1 L2 T−2 A−1 ] c) [M1 L1 T −2 A−1 ] d) [M 2 L1 T −3 A−1 ]

34. Dimension of conductance are

a) [M1 L2 T −3 A−2 ] b) [M −1 L−2 T 3 A2 ] c) [M1 L−1 T −1 A−2 ] d) [M1 L3 T −3 A−1 ]

35. Dimension of conductivity are

a) [M −1 L−3 T 3 A2 ] b) [M1 L2 T −3 A1 ] c) [M1 L−1 T −1 A−2 ] d) [M1 L1 T −3 A−2 ]