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Unit 16: Current Electricity

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1. Resistance increases with increase in:

A Area
B Length
C Temperature (for metals)
D Both B and C

2. A material having very high resistivity is called:

A Conductor
B Semiconductor
C Insulator
D Alloy

3. The frequency of AC supply in Pakistan is approximately:

A 25 Hz
B 50 Hz
C 60 Hz
D 100 Hz

4. One ampere of current means the flow of charge equal to:

A 1 coulomb per second
B 1 joule per second
C 1 volt per second
D 1 ohm per second

5. The SI unit of potential difference is:

A Ampere
B Ohm
C Volt
D Watt

6. Copper is widely used for electrical wiring because it has:

A High resistivity
B Low resistivity
C No resistance
D High density

7. The SI unit of resistivity is:

A Ohm
B Ohm meter
C Volt per ampere
D Ampere meter

8. One volt is equal to:

A One joule per coulomb
B One coulomb per joule
C One ampere per second
D One ohm per ampere

9. Direct current (DC) flows in:

A Both directions alternately
B One direction only
C Random directions
D Circular paths only

10. In the formula R = ρL/A, the symbol ρ represents:

A Resistance
B Charge density
C Resistivity
D Potential difference

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