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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) | |
Fill in the Blanks | |
True or False | |
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Q1. What does the rope represent in the rope loop model?
A) Resistance
B) Electric charge flow
C) The power source
D) Light energy
Answer: B) Electric charge flow
Q2. Who does the teacher represent in this model?
A) A switch
B) An insulator
C) The cell
D) A lamp
Answer: C) The cell
Q3. What is the effect of students gripping the rope tighter in the model?
A) Decreases resistance
B) Increases resistance
C) Reduces the flow of electric charge
D) Both B and C are correct
Answer: D) Both B and C are correct
Q4. Which component is used to measure the current in a circuit?
A) Ammeter
B) Voltmeter
C) Resistor
D) Capacitor
Answer: A) Ammeter
Q5. How does adding more cells to a circuit affect the brightness of the lamps?
A) Decreases brightness
B) Increases brightness
C) No effect on brightness
D) Initially increases then decreases
Answer: B) Increases brightness
Q1. Electric current is the amount of __________ that flows through a circuit over a period of time.
Answer: charge
Q2. Changing components in a circuit affects the . Adding more cells increases energy supply, causing more current to flow.
Answer: current
Q3. __________ is the opposition to the flow of electric current.
Answer: Resistance
Q4. A __________ circuit has only one loop.
Answer: series
Q5. A lamp converts electrical energy into __________ and __________.
Answers: heat, light
Q1. In a series circuit, the brightness of each lamp decreases as more lamps are added, because the total resistance increases, which reduces the current flowing through the circuit.
Answer: True
Q2. A closed switch in a circuit diagram allows electricity to flow.
Answer: True
Q3. Current is measured in amperes (amps) using a device called an ammeter.
Answer: True
Q4. Conductors are materials where electrons cannot move freely.
Answer: False (This describes insulators)
Q5. More cells in a circuit always increase the lamp's brightness without limitation.
Answer: False (Adding extra cells has a diminished effect as components heat up)
Column A | Column B |
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A) Current | Material allowing free electron movement |
B) Resistance | Opposition to electric charge flow |
C) Conductor | Measured in amperes |
D) Insulator | Restricts electron movement |
E) Ammeter | Measures Current |
Match A - 2, B - 3, C - 1, D - 4, E-5
Explanation
Current (A) is measured in amperes (2).
Resistance (B) represents the opposition to the flow of electric charge (3).
Conductor (C) is a material that allows electrons to move freely (1).
Insulator (D) is a material that restricts the movement of electrons (4).
Ammeter(E) is a device used to measure current(5).
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