Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (1-20)
- (b) Oersted
- (c) Parallel and Straight
- (a) Maxwell's Right Hand Thumb Rule
- (b) Tesla
- (b) Motor
- (b) Faraday
- (b) Soft Iron
- (c) Red
- (b) 50 Hz
- (a) Live
- (b) Poles
- (b) Too many appliances connected to a single socket
- (b) Live touches Neutral
- (c) 0V
- (b) Electromagnetic Induction
- (b) DC Motor
- (d) All of these
- (a) Fleming's Right Hand Rule
- (c) Never intersect
- (d) Heating effect of current
Section B: Fill in the Blanks (21-40)
- Iron
- repel
- attract
- North
- South, North
- concentric
- solenoid
- Galvanometer
- Alternating (AC)
- Direct (DC)
- 5 A
- Earth
- Energy
- Direction
- intersect
- compass / iron filings
- Positive
- current / number of turns
- temporary
- permanent
Section C: True or False (41-60)
- True
- True
- True
- True
- False (It gives force/motion direction)
- True
- False
- True
- False (Low melting point)
- True
- True
- False (Red for Live, Green for Earth)
- False (North-South direction)
- False
- True
- False (Discovered Magnetic effect)
- True
- False (Maximum when Perpendicular)
- True
- True
Section D: Match the Following (61-80)
Set 1
- 61 - (c) Magnetic Effect of Current
- 62 - (e) Electromagnetic Induction
- 63 - (b) Force Direction
- 64 - (a) Direction of Induced Current
- 65 - (d) Direction of Magnetic Field
Set 2
- 66 - (b) Electrical to Mechanical Energy
- 67 - (d) Mechanical to Electrical Energy
- 68 - (a) Protects component...
- 69 - (c) Detects presence of current
- 70 - (e) Acts like a bar magnet
Set 3
- 71 - (b) Red
- 72 - (c) Black
- 73 - (a) Green
- 74 - (e) Frequency of AC
- 75 - (d) Mains Potential Difference
Set 4
- 76 - (c) Temporary Magnet Core
- 77 - (b) Permanent Magnet
- 78 - (a) SI Unit of Magnetic Field
- 79 - (d) Alloy for Magnets
- 80 - (e) Field around straight wire
Section E: One Word Answer (81-100)
- Compass
- 90 degrees (Perpendicular)
- 0 degrees (Parallel) or 180 degrees
- Split ring commutator
- Clock Face Rule
- Earthing
- No
- Uniform and Parallel
- South Pole
- North Pole
- Magnetic Field Strength (Flux density)
- Direct Current (DC)
- Alternating Current (AC)
- Doubled
- Halved
- Joule (Joule's Law)
- Lodestone / Magnetite
- Miniature Circuit Breaker
- Dipole (like a Bar Magnet)
- No