Question 1
What is the direction of the magnetic field around a current-carrying wire determined by?
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Right-hand rule
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Left-hand rule
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Faraday's law
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Ohm's law
Question 2
What happens to an induced magnet when the field is removed?
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It loses most of its magnetism
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It keeps all of its magnetism
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Its north and south poles exchange places
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It becomes electrically charged
Question 3
What happens to the force on a current-carrying wire if the magnetic field strength doubles?
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It doubles
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It halves
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It stays the same
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It becomes zero
Question 4
In Fleming's left-hand rule, what direction does the thumb show?
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Force
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Current
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Magnetic field
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Induced current
Question 5
A magnet is moved into a coil. What happens to the induced current if its motion is reversed?
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It reverses
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It doubles
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It stays unchanged
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It becomes direct current
Question 6
What happens to the induced voltage when a magnet moves faster through a coil?
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It increases
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It decreases
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It stays the same
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It falls to zero
Question 7
Which setup can demonstrate electromagnetic induction?
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A moving magnet through a coil connected to a voltmeter
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A stationary magnet inside a stationary coil and voltmeter
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A coil and voltmeter with no magnetic field
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A moving magnet beside a disconnected coil
Question 8
Which current does an alternator produce?
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Alternating current
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Direct current
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Pulsating direct current
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No current without a battery
Question 9
What is the force on a current-carrying wire in a magnetic field called?
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Motor effect
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Generator effect
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Electrostatic induction
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Electromagnetic induction
Question 10
Which equation gives the force on a current-carrying wire?
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\(F = BIl\)
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\(F = B + I + l\)
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\(F = \frac{BI}{l}\)
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\(F = BI^2\)
Question 11
A coil \(0.3\,\mathrm{m}\) long carries \(2\,\mathrm{A}\) in a \(0.2\,\mathrm{T}\) field. What is the force?
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\(0.12\,\mathrm{N}\)
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\(0.03\,\mathrm{N}\)
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\(1.2\,\mathrm{N}\)
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\(0.6\,\mathrm{N}\)
Question 12
What does a transformer do to alternating voltage?
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Changes alternating potential difference using a turns ratio
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Converts alternating current into direct current
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Stores electrical charge between two plates
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Changes resistance when its temperature changes
Question 13
For the same power, what happens to the secondary current in a step-up transformer?
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It decreases
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It increases
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It falls to zero
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It stays the same
Question 14
How is a simple electromagnet made?
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Pass current through a coil wrapped around an iron core
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Connect a coil wrapped around a plastic rod to a cell
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Wrap a coil around an iron core but leave it disconnected
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Place a permanent magnet next to a coil of wire
Question 15
Which device uses induced current to heat metals without contact?
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Induction cooker
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Electrostatic speaker
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Thermistor
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Solar panel
Question 16
Magnetic field lines show direction from where to where?
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North to south outside the magnet
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South to north outside the magnet
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North to south both inside and outside
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From the centre towards both poles
Question 17
Which pattern of field is produced by a current through a straight wire?
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Concentric circles around the wire
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Radial lines pointing outwards
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A spiral into the wire
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Parallel straight lines
Question 18
What does a moving-coil microphone produce from sound pressure variations?
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Variations in electric current
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A constant electric current
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A permanent magnetic field
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A steady mechanical force
Question 19
Which current produces a steady magnetic field in a solenoid?
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Direct current
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Alternating current
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Pulsed light
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Static charge
Question 20
What does a loudspeaker produce from variations in electric current?
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Variations in sound pressure
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A constant sound pressure
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A permanent electric charge
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A steady magnetic field
Question 21
Which quantity is measured in tesla?
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Magnetic field strength
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Electric potential
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Resistance
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Power
Question 22
What happens to an alternator's induced potential difference every half turn?
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It reverses
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It falls to zero
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It increases
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It stays constant
Question 23
Which supply is needed for a transformer to operate continuously?
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Alternating current
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Direct current
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Static charge
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Pulsed light
Question 24
Which device shows the direction of a magnetic field at one point?
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A plotting compass
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Iron filings
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A steel paperclip
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A voltmeter
Question 25
What happens to the induced emf if a coil rotates faster through a magnetic field?
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The induced emf increases
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The induced emf decreases
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The induced emf remains zero
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The induced emf stays the same
Question 26
For the same coil motion, which change increases the induced voltage?
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Use a stronger magnet
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Use a weaker magnet
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Use fewer turns on the coil
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Hold the magnet stationary inside the coil
Question 27
What is the transformer equation?
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\(\frac{V_p}{V_s}=\frac{N_p}{N_s}\)
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\(V_pV_s=N_p+N_s\)
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\(\frac{V_p}{V_s}=\frac{N_s}{N_p^2}\)
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\(V_p+V_s=\frac{N_p}{N_s}\)
Question 28
A transformer has more turns on its secondary coil. What type is it?
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Step-up transformer
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Step-down transformer
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Rectifier
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Thermistor
Question 29
What is the role of the split-ring commutator in a DC motor?
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It reverses the current every half-turn
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It increases the supply potential difference
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It removes the magnetic field
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It measures the motor’s resistance
Question 30
Why is the core of an electromagnet made from soft iron?
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It magnetises and demagnetises easily
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It retains its magnetism strongly after current stops
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It has a particularly low density
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It blocks current from flowing through the coil