1 Which electromagnetic wave has the shortest wavelength? A X-rays B Ultraviolet rays C Gamma rays D Visible light
2 Electromotive force (EMF) of a source is the energy supplied per unit: A Current B Charge C Resistance D Time
3 The main source of electricity in homes is: A Battery B Generator C Power station D Solar cell only
4 Which scientist discovered the magnetic effect of electric current? A Michael Faraday B Hans Christian Oersted C James Clerk Maxwell D Isaac Newton
6 Atoms of the same element with different mass numbers are called: A Isobars B Isotones C Isotopes D Nuclides
11 Which law gives magnitude of induced emf? A Ohm’s law B Faraday’s law C Lenz’s law D Kirchhoff’s law
14 Which biasing allows maximum current through a diode? A Reverse biasing B Zero biasing C Forward biasing D Negative biasing
15 The main source of energy of the Sun is: A Nuclear fission B Chemical reaction C Nuclear fusion D Radioactivity
16 Electricity is widely used because it is: A Expensive B Difficult to control C Easy to transmit D Dangerous
18 The main advantage of digital electronics is: A Complexity B Noise immunity C High cost D Large size
19 Quantum computers are expected to be very powerful in: A Simple calculations B Complex problem solving C Word processing D Printing
20 When a diode is forward biased, it: A Offers high resistance B Does not conduct C Conducts current D Breaks down
22 Half-life of a radioactive substance is the time required for: A All atoms to decay B Half of the atoms to decay C One atom to decay D Radiation to stop
24 Electric current is defined as the rate of flow of: A Energy B Charge C Electrons only D Potential
25 Which electromagnetic waves are used in satellite communication? A Ultraviolet rays B Microwaves C X-rays D Gamma rays