Home Latest Jobs Syllabus Projects Previous Question Papers Entrance Exam Notifications Multiple Choice Question

NEET UG PHYSICS Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

MCQs - Current Electricity (NEET UG)

Multiple Choice Questions - Current Electricity (NEET UG)

  1. What is the relation between drift velocity (v_d), mobility (μ), and electric current (I)?

    • a) I = nA μ v_d
    • b) I = nA μ / v_d
    • c) I = nA v_d μ
    • d) I = nA v_d

    Answer: a) I = nA μ v_d

  2. Ohm's law states that the current through a conductor is directly proportional to:

    • a) The temperature of the conductor
    • b) The potential difference across the conductor
    • c) The resistivity of the conductor
    • d) The length of the conductor

    Answer: b) The potential difference across the conductor

  3. The resistance of a conductor is 10 ohms. If the temperature increases, the resistance becomes 15 ohms. This suggests the conductor is:

    • a) A non-metallic conductor
    • b) An ohmic conductor
    • c) A metallic conductor
    • d) A non-ohmic conductor

    Answer: c) A metallic conductor

  4. What is the potential difference across an ohmic conductor when 3 A current flows through it and the resistance is 2 ohms?

    • a) 5 V
    • b) 6 V
    • c) 3 V
    • d) 2 V

    Answer: b) 6 V

  5. Which of the following is true for an Ohmic conductor?

    • a) It has a linear V-I characteristic.
    • b) It has a non-linear V-I characteristic.
    • c) The resistance changes with temperature.
    • d) It behaves like a semiconductor.

    Answer: a) It has a linear V-I characteristic.

  6. The electrical energy dissipated in a resistor is given by which of the following formulas?

    • a) W = I2 R
    • b) W = V2 R
    • c) W = I R2
    • d) W = V I

    Answer: a) W = I2 R

  7. The unit of electrical resistivity is:

    • a) Ω
    • b) Ω · m
    • c) Ω/m
    • d) Ω · m2

    Answer: b) Ω · m

  8. Which of the following combinations of resistors will result in a total resistance that is greater than any of the individual resistances?

    • a) Series combination
    • b) Parallel combination
    • c) Both series and parallel combinations
    • d) None of the above

    Answer: a) Series combination

  9. The equivalent resistance of two resistors, 6Ω and 3Ω, in parallel is:

    • a) 9Ω
    • b) 2Ω
    • c) 1Ω
    • d) 2.1Ω

    Answer: b) 2Ω

  10. What is the internal resistance of a cell if the emf is 12V and the terminal voltage is 10V when a current of 2A is drawn?

    • a) 1 Ω
    • b) 2 Ω
    • c) 3 Ω
    • d) 4 Ω

    Answer: a) 1 Ω

  11. If two cells, each with emf 6V and internal resistance 1Ω, are connected in series, what is the total emf and internal resistance?

    • a) 6V, 1Ω
    • b) 12V, 2Ω
    • c) 6V, 2Ω
    • d) 12V, 1Ω

    Answer: b) 12V, 2Ω

  12. Kirchhoff’s first law is based on the principle of conservation of:

    • a) Energy
    • b) Charge
    • c) Power
    • d) Potential

    Answer: b) Charge

  13. In a Wheatstone bridge, if the ratio of the resistances in one arm is 3:4 and the ratio in the other arm is 4:3, the bridge is:

    • a) Balanced
    • b) Unbalanced
    • c) Open
    • d) Shorted

    Answer: a) Balanced

  14. What is the main use of a metre bridge?

    • a) To measure the resistance of an unknown resistor
    • b) To measure the potential difference across a resistor
    • c) To determine the emf of a cell
    • d) To calculate the resistivity of a material

    Answer: a) To measure the resistance of an unknown resistor

  15. In a circuit with a 12V battery and a 6Ω resistor, the current flowing through the circuit is:

    • a) 1 A
    • b) 2 A
    • c) 0.5 A
    • d) 3 A

    Answer: b) 2 A



    << Previous Page    l    Next Page >>

Note/Caution: studentsbizz.com does not promise a job or an interview in exchange for money. Fraudsters may ask you to pay under the pretext of a registration fee or refundable fee, but please be aware that legitimate employers will not require such payments.