Physics Magnetism and Electromagnetism Online Quiz Test MCQs

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Physics Magnetism and Electromagnetism Online Quiz Test MCQs

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1. Strength of magnetic field is measured in SI units, in:

N

N/Am

Nm/A

Am/N

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Question 1 of 15

2. Amperean path is a:

Rectangular path

Closed path

Any of above

Circular path

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Question 2 of 15

3. An avometer can measure:

Resistance in ohms

Current in amperes

Potential difference in volts

Any of these

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4. The permeability of free space is measured in:

Am/Wb

m/ Web A

Wb A/m

Wb/Am

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5. Magnetic lines of force:

Intersect at infinity

Cannot intersect at all

Intersect within magnet

Intersect at neutral points

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6. n avometer measures:

D.C. voltages only

A.C. voltages only

All of these

Currents only

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7. An avometer can be used to act as ammeter, voltmeter or ohmmeter with the help of:

Function selector switch

CRO

Function selector switch and CRO

Range selection switch

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8. When some compass needles are placed on a card board along a circle with the centre at the wire, they will:

Set themselves tangential to the circle

Point in the direction of E-W

Point in the direction of S-E

Point in the direction of N-S

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9. When the ohmeter measures the infinite resistance, its pointer lies at:

Left end of the scale

Right quarter portion of the scale

Right end of the scale

Centre of the scale

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10. Hold the solenoid in the right hand with fingers curling in the direction of current. The direction of the field will be given by:

Curled fingers

Arm of right hand

Middle finger

Thumb

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11. The direction of magnetic lines of force around a current carrying wire is given by:

Right hand rule

Head to tail rule

None of these

Faraday's law

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12. Magnetic field is as:

Scalar quantity

Scalar as well as vector quantity

None of these

Vector quantity

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13. The resistance of the shunt is:

Very small

Very large

Large

None of these

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14. A current is passed through a straight wire. The magnetic field established around it has its lines of force:

Oval in shape and endless

Straight

Circular and endless

Parabolic

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15. Magnetic flux density at any point due to current carrying conductor can be computed by:

Ampere's law

Faraday's law

Lenz's law

Newton's law

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Question 15 of 15

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