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Question-1
Which of the following galvanometer has very high sensitivity?

(A) Pivoted type galvanometer	(B) Suspended type galvanometer
(C) Moving coil galvanometer	(D) All the above.

Question-2
Which of the following law states the law of conservation of energy?

(A) Fleming’s left hand rule	(B) Fleming’s right hand rule
(C) Lenz’s law	(D) All the above

Question-3
Which of the following converts mechanical energy to electrical energy?

(A) Electric bell	(B) Electric heater
(C) Generator	(D) Electric iron

Question-4
Which of the following is used to increase or decrease the amplitude of alternating current?

(A) Transformer	(B) Generator
(C) Electromagnets	(D) Galvanometer

Question-5
When a low resistance wire is connected in parellel to the coil of galvanometer, it works as

(A) Voltmeter	(B) Ammeter
(C) Electromagnet	(D) Generator

Question-6
When a high resistance wire is connected in series to the coil of galvanometer, it works as

(A) Ammeter	(B) Voltmeter
(C) Electromagnet	(D) Generator

Question-7
A d.c motor converts

(A) Electrical energy into mechanical energy	(B) Mechanical energy into electrical energy
(C) Electrical energy into heat energy	(D) Mechanical energy into heat energy

Question-8
Name the law which helped you to find the direction of the magnetic field lines:

(A) Lenz’s law	(B) Fleming’s right hand rule
(C) Fleming’s left hand rule	(D) Maxwell’s screw law

Question-9
What material is use for making the armature of an electric bell?

(A) Soft iron	(B) Silver
(C) An alloy of iron and steel	(D) Copper

Question-10
The a.c. generator converts

(A) Mechanical energy into electrical energy	(B) Electrical energy into mechanical energy
(C) Electrical energy to heat energy	(D) Mechanical energy into heat energy

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Cambridge Secondary Grade 9

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