Current Electricity Mock Test – Class 12 Physics
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Current Electricity Mock Test – Class 12 Physics

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1. The graph described below gives voltage and current data for a device.

For a device, a point on the -versus- graph is . The graph is straight through the origin near this point.

At this operating point, the resistance and power are

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2. Current electricity mainly studies what kind of electrical situation?

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3. Study the table for a potentiometer experiment.

Row Statement Validity
P At balance, galvanometer current is zero. Valid
Q The test cell supplies no current at balance. Valid
R Potential gradient is potential drop per unit length. Valid
S A potentiometer measures emf by drawing maximum current from the test cell. Valid

The row with the unsuitable validity marking is

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4. A Wheatstone bridge has , , and . For balance, the resistance should be

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5. Using and , the mobility of a charge carrier is

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6. A voltmeter is connected in parallel with a resistor because it measures

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7. The derivation from microscopic Ohm's law to for a uniform wire uses which pair of relations most directly?

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8. Consider the following statements about current in a circuit.
I. Electric current is a scalar quantity in ordinary circuit analysis.
II. A direction is still associated with current flow in a wire.
III. Conventional current in a metal is always along electron drift.

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9. A conductor gives these readings at constant temperature:

Reading
P
Q
R

The best interpretation of the data is that the conductor is approximately ohmic with resistance close to

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10. When a steady electric field is applied inside a metallic conductor, collisions of electrons with lattice ions mainly

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11. In an ohmic conductor, Ohm's law states that the potential difference across the conductor is proportional to current provided

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12. A cell is balanced at on a potentiometer wire. The balance length for a cell on the same wire is

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13. A lamp is used for . The electrical energy consumed is

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14. Two identical cells are first connected in series aiding and then in parallel with the same polarity. The external resistance is very small compared with the internal resistance of each cell. The parallel connection can give a larger current mainly because

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15. Two lamps are connected so that each lamp is joined directly across the same two terminals of a cell. The arrangement is parallel because

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16. A resistor has across it and through it under constant physical conditions. Its resistance is

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17. In deriving the Wheatstone bridge balance condition, the key reason the galvanometer branch can be ignored at balance is that

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18. A potentiometer wire has a potential difference of across it

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19. A metal resistor has and . The temperature rise needed to increase its resistance by is

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20. Study the table for a parallel circuit.

Row Quantity Parallel-circuit behavior
P Potential difference Same across every branch
Q Total current Sum of branch currents
R Equivalent resistance Larger than the largest branch resistance
S Conductance Adds across branches

The unsuitable row is

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21. Two resistors and are connected in parallel. Their equivalent resistance is

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22. A metal wire is connected to a cell so that electrons drift from right to left through the wire. The conventional current in the same wire is directed

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23. During a potentiometer comparison, for two cells on the same wire. If the second cell has emf , the emf of the first cell is

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24. A cell with internal resistance supplies a current of . Its terminal potential difference is

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25. Match the circuit part with its usual role in a simple closed circuit.

Part Role
P. Cell 1. Opens or closes the conducting path
Q. Switch 2. Provides energy and maintains potential difference
R. Connecting wire 3. Offers a path for charge flow
S. Lamp 4. Converts electrical energy into light and heat

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26. The expression is needed instead of simply when

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27. In a two-loop circuit, the junction rule gives . The left loop equation is , and the right loop equation is . The current is

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28. The same resistor is represented on two different graphs. One graph plots against , and the other plots against . If the resistor has resistance , the slopes of the two graphs respectively are

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29. A device has when , but when . What conclusion follows from these two readings?

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30. In finding internal resistance by a potentiometer, the open-circuit balance length is larger than the loaded balance length because

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31. A student writes the junction equation . This equation means

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32. Electric current through a wire is defined as the

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33. When the series resistance in the primary circuit is increased, the potentiometer wire has a smaller potential gradient. For the same test cell, the new balance length becomes

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34. A resistor and a resistor are connected in series in one branch. This branch is connected in parallel with a resistor. The equivalent resistance of the whole network is

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35. A copper wire of length , area , and resistivity is connected across a source. If the electron number density is and , the drift speed of electrons is

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36. A resistor is connected in parallel with a series combination of and . The whole network is connected across . The current through the branch is

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37. A balanced Wheatstone bridge has , , , and . If the galvanometer branch is removed after balance is achieved, the equivalent resistance between the battery terminals is

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38. Three identical cells, each of emf and internal resistance , are connected in series aiding to a resistor of . The current is

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39. A cell of internal resistance is connected to a parallel combination of and . The power dissipated in the branch is

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40. A series combination contains resistors , , and . Its equivalent resistance is larger than each individual resistance because

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41. A conductor has conductivity and an electric field inside it. The current density is

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42. Use the circuit description below.

A junction has current entering from the left. It splits into two branch currents and . The branch containing has resistance , and the branch containing has resistance . The two branches are connected in parallel across the same two junctions.

If , the current through the branch is

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43. Use the arrangement described below.

A resistor is connected in series with a parallel combination of and . The circuit is connected to a source, and a current of flows through the resistor.

The current through the branch is

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44. Consider the following statements about limitations of Ohm's law.
I. Ohm's law applies only under constant physical conditions.
II. A diode is an example of a device with non-linear - behavior.
III. Any curved - graph through the origin still represents constant resistance.

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45. Use the loop equation below for a single closed circuit:

The physical circuit represented by this equation is most directly

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46. For an ohmic material, the slope of an -versus- graph is . The conductivity of the material is

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47. If the potential gradient in a potentiometer becomes too large, For a small change in the emf being measured, the corresponding change in balance length becomes

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48. A thermistor made from a semiconductor is used in a temperature-sensing circuit. Its resistance falls when temperature rises. This behavior is best described as

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49. Use the loop described below.

A single loop contains a cell of emf and two series resistors and . The internal resistance of the cell is negligible.

The loop current is

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50. During charging of a cell, current is forced into the positive terminal of the cell. In that case, the terminal potential difference is generally

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