ICSE Worksheet for chapter-17 Current Electricity class 9

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CLASS-9

BOARD: ICSE

Physics Worksheet - 17

TOPIC: Current Electricity

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SUMMARY

• SOURCES OF DIRECT CURRENT
• ELECTRIC CURRENT
• SYMBOLS USED IN CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
• SIMPLE ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
• INSULATORS AND CONDUCTORS
• CLOSED AND OPEN CIRCUITS

SECTION 1 – OBJECTIVE

1. Current in a circuit flows:
   1. In a direction from high potential to low potential
   2. In a direction from low potential to high potential
   3. In a direction of flow of electrons
   4. In any direction
2. The unit of potential difference is:
   1. Ampere
   2. Volt
   3. Ohm
   4. Coulomb
3. The correct relation is:
   1. 1J = 1C / 1V
   2. 1J = 1V / 1C
   3. 1J = 1C x 1V
   4. 1J x 1C x 1V = 1
4. On increasing the resistance in a circuit, current in it:
   1. Decreases
   2. Increases
   3. Remains unchanged
   4. Nothing can be said
5. Which of the following expression is correct?
   1. R=VI
   2. V=IR
   3. R=I / V
   4. I=R / V
6. What is the resistance offered by the filament of a bulb with potential difference of 12V & current 2A in a circuit?
   1. 8 Ω
   2. 9 Ω
   3. 24 Ω
   4. 6 Ω
7. In transferring 1.5 C charge through a metallic wire, 9J of work is needed. Find the potential difference across the wire
   1. 6 V
   2. 12 V
   3. 18 V
   4. 24 V
8. A cell of potential difference 12 V is connected to a bulb. The resistance of filament of bulb when it glows is 24 Ω. Find the current drawn from the cell.
   1. 0.5 A
   2. 5 A
   3. 0.2 A
   4. 2 A
9. Find the odd man out
   1. Impure water
   2. Silver
   3. Glass
   4. Copper
10. 0.5 C charge passes through a section of a conductor in 5 s. find the current.
    1. 0.1 A
    2. 0.25 A
    3. 0.025 A
    4. None of these

SECTION II - SUBJECTIVE

1. Distinguish between primary & secondary cell.
2. Write symbols & state functions of each of following components in an electric circuit :
   1. Key
   2. Cell
   3. Rheostat
   4. Ammeter
   5. Voltmeter
3. Two conductors A & B are joined by a copper wire. State the direction of flow of electrons in each of the following cases :
   1. If A is positively charged & B is uncharged.
   2. If A is negatively charged & B is uncharged.
   3. If A is positively charged & B is negatively charged.
4. Explain the concept of electric potential difference in terms of work done in transferring the charge.
5. How is the resistance of a wire affected if its
   1. Length is doubled
   2. Radius is increased ?

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