This document contains 33 questions about magnetic fields generated by electric currents, electromagnetic induction, electric circuits, and electrical safety measures. Some key topics covered include:
1. The advantages of alternating current over direct current for long-distance power transmission.
2. How a soft iron piece can be transformed into an electromagnet using a circuit diagram.
3. The applications of solenoids and the differences between short circuits and overloads in electric circuits.
4. Demonstrating the direction of magnetic fields around current-carrying conductors and defining magnetic field lines.
5. The materials used for fuse wires and the role of fuses in protecting electric circuits.
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ch 13 magnetic fields of electric current dpp - 01
This document contains 33 questions about magnetic fields generated by electric currents, electromagnetic induction, electric circuits, and electrical safety measures. Some key topics covered include:
1. The advantages of alternating current over direct current for long-distance power transmission.
2. How a soft iron piece can be transformed into an electromagnet using a circuit diagram.
3. The applications of solenoids and the differences between short circuits and overloads in electric circuits.
4. Demonstrating the direction of magnetic fields around current-carrying conductors and defining magnetic field lines.
5. The materials used for fuse wires and the role of fuses in protecting electric circuits.
This document contains 33 questions about magnetic fields generated by electric currents, electromagnetic induction, electric circuits, and electrical safety measures. Some key topics covered include:
1. The advantages of alternating current over direct current for long-distance power transmission.
2. How a soft iron piece can be transformed into an electromagnet using a circuit diagram.
3. The applications of solenoids and the differences between short circuits and overloads in electric circuits.
4. Demonstrating the direction of magnetic fields around current-carrying conductors and defining magnetic field lines.
5. The materials used for fuse wires and the role of fuses in protecting electric circuits.
DPP - 01 CLASS – 10th 1. The MCB of a Rupa’s room is tripped and Why is an alternating current considered to be keeps on tripping again and again. If it is a advantageous over direct current for long range domestic circuit, what could be the reason of this transmission of electric energy? phenomenon? 19. What is an electromagnet? Draw a circuit 2. State any three appliances that function on diagram to show how a soft iron piece can be Fleming’s left hand rule. transformed into electromagnet. 3. What is the need to convert Dynamo into 20. With the help of neat diagram describe how alternating current? you can generate induced current in the circuit. 4. Find the applications of solenoid. 21. a. Mention effect of electric current on which 5. Difference between short circuiting and the working of an electrical fuse is based. overloading. b. Draw a schematic labeled diagram of a 6. Show an activity to demonstrate the direction domestic circuit which has a provision of a main of the magnetic field generated around a current base, meter, one light bulb and a socket. carrying conductor. c. Explain the term overloading of an 7. What is a fuse? What material is used for electric circuit. make fuse wire? 22. a. Describe an activity to demonstrate the 8. State the properties of magnetic lines of pattern of magnetic field lines around a straight force. conductor carrying current. 9. Name two safety measures commonly used b. State the rule to find the direction of in electric circuits and appliances. magnetic field associated with a current carrying 10. What is the direction of magnetic field in bar conductor? magnet? c. What is the shape of a current carrying 11. Name the type of current. conductor whose magnetic field pattern (a) used in household supply 23. What do you meant by solenoid? (b) given in cell 24. What do you understand by electromagnet? 12. Name the physical quantities of 25. Draw the magnetic field lines due to current electromagnetic induction. through circular loop. 13. Give one application of electromagnetic 26. State the properties of magnetic field lines? induction. 27. State the similarity between solenoid and 14. Name any two appliances which are based bar magnet. Also a difference between solenoid on the application of heating effect of electric and coil? current. 28. Explain Fleming’s left hand rule. 15. What constitutes the field of a magnet? 29. What is electric fuse? What material is used 16. A compass needle is placed near a current for fuse wire? carrying wire. State your observation for the 30. There are some differences between electric following cases, and give reason for the same in motor and generator. State them. each case. 31. Give any two features of magnetic field due a. Magnitude of electric current in the wire is to current carrying solenoid coil. increased 32. Describe an activity to show that a magnetic b. The compass needle is displayed away from field is produced by an electric current flowing a the wire. circular coil of wire. 17. Explain the role of fuse in series with any 33. What does an electric current carrying wire electrical appliance in an electric circuit. Why behaves like? should a fuse with defined rating for an electric 34. How to define field lines? circuit not be replaced by one with a larger rating? 18. What is meant by the term frequency of an alternating current? What is the value in India? Page no. 1 ANSH E-LEARNING Visit our website here