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Thursday, September 7, 2023

Mastering Current Electricity: A Comprehensive Set of MCQs for HTET 2023

 Are you gearing up for the Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test (HTET) in 2023? Eager to secure your future as a certified teacher in Haryana? One subject that plays a pivotal role in achieving your teaching aspirations is "Current Electricity." To assist you in mastering this crucial section of the exam, we've meticulously designed a comprehensive set of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) tailored to the HTET 2023 syllabus. These MCQs go beyond simple assessment; they provide focused practice and in-depth insights into the subject matter. In this blog post, we'll delve into these MCQs, covering essential topics related to current electricity, and we'll also incorporate on-page SEO techniques to optimize your learning experience while increasing your chances of excelling in the HTET. Let's embark on this journey toward HTET success together!

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1.       What is the SI unit of electric current?
 
A)     Ohm (Ω)
 
B)      Volt (V)
 
C)      Ampere (A)
 
D)     Watt (W)
 
2.       Ohm's Law states a direct relationship between which two electrical quantities?
 
A)     Voltage and resistance
 
B)      Current and resistance
 
C)      Voltage and current
 
D)     Voltage and power
 
3.       If a 12-volt battery is connected to a resistor with a resistance of 4 ohms, what is the current flowing through the resistor?
 
A)     3 A
 
B)      4 A
 
C)      6 A
 
D)     12 A
 
4.       What happens to the resistance of a conductor when its temperature increases?
 
A)     It increases
 
B)      It decreases
 
C)      It remains the same
 
D)     It depends on the material
5.       In a parallel circuit, what happens to the total resistance as more resistors are added?
 
A)     It decreases
 
B)      It increases
 
C)      It remains the same
 
D)     It depends on the value of the resistors
 
6.       When two resistors are connected in series, what happens to the total resistance?
 
A)     It decreases
 
B)      It increases
 
C)      It remains the same
 
D)     It becomes zero
 
7.       Which of the following is a passive component in an electrical circuit?
 
A)     Battery
 
B)      Resistor
 
C)      Diode
 
D)     Transistor
 
8.       What is the formula for calculating electrical power in a circuit?
 
A)     P = IV
 
B)      P = IR
 
C)      P = I^2R
 
D)     P = V/R
 
9.       If a 100-watt light bulb operates for 5 hours, how much energy does it consume?
 
A)     50 J
 
B)      500 J
 
C)      5000 J
 
D)     50000 J
10.   Which instrument is used to measure current in a circuit?
 
A)     Voltmeter
 
B)      Ammeter
 
C)      Ohmmeter
 
D)     Galvanometer
 
11.   An ammeter should ideally have:
 
A)     High resistance
 
B)      Low resistance
 
C)      No resistance
 
D)     Variable resistance
12.   In a series circuit, what happens to the total resistance as more resistors are added?
 
A)     It decreases
 
B)      It increases
 
C)      It remains the same
 
D)     It becomes zero
 
13.   Which of the following statements is true for a closed electrical circuit?
 
A)     Current flows, and the circuit is complete.
 
B)      Current flows, but the circuit is open.
 
C)      No current flows, and the circuit is complete.
 
D)     No current flows, but the circuit is open.
14.   If a resistor has a resistance of 220 ohms and a current of 0.5 amperes flows through it, what is the voltage across the resistor?
 
A)     440 V
 
B)      110 V
 
C)      0.5 V
 
D)     220 V
 
15.   If the voltage across a resistor is 12 volts, and the resistance is 4 ohms, what is the current passing through the resistor?
 
A)     3 A
 
B)      4 A
 
C)      8 A
 
D)     48 A
16.   If an appliance consumes 600 watts of power and is operated for 5 hours, how much energy does it consume?
 
A)     3 kWh
 
B)      30 kWh
 
C)      300 kWh
 
D)     1500 kWh
 
17.   A device with a power rating of 50 watts is connected to a 120-volt source. What is the current consumed by the device?
 
A)     0.42 A
 
B)      2.5 A
 
C)      6 A
 
D)     120 A
18.   In a parallel circuit, if one of the branches has a higher resistance than the others, what happens to the total current in the circuit?
 
A)     The total current increases.
 
B)      The total current decreases.
 
C)      The total current remains the same.
 
D)     The total current becomes zero.
 
19.   What is the equivalent resistance of three resistors in parallel with resistances of 4 ohms, 6 ohms, and 8 ohms?
 
A)     4 ohms
 
B)      6 ohms
 
C)      8 ohms
 
D)     18 ohms
 
20.   Kirchhoff's voltage law states that:
 
A)     The total resistance in a circuit is constant.
 
B)      The sum of the currents at a junction is zero.
 
C)      The sum of the voltages around a closed loop is zero.
 
D)     The voltage across a resistor is directly proportional to its resistance.


21.   In a parallel circuit, what happens to the total resistance as more resistors are added in parallel?
 
A)     It decreases
 
B)      It increases
 
C)      It remains the same
 
D)     It becomes zero
 
22.   Which of the following components in an electrical circuit stores electrical energy and releases it when needed?
 
A)     Resistor
 
B)      Capacitor
 
C)      Diode
 
D)     Inductor
23.   If a resistor has a resistance of 330 ohms and a voltage of 9 volts is applied across it, what is the current flowing through the resistor?
 
A)     0.03 A
 
B)      3 A
 
C)      27 A
 
D)     330 A
 
24.   According to Ohm's Law, if the voltage across a resistor is doubled, what happens to the current through the resistor, assuming the resistance remains constant?
 
A)     It doubles
 
B)      It halves
 
C)      It remains the same
 
D)     It becomes zero
25.   A device with a power rating of 1500 watts is used for 6 hours. How much energy does it consume during this time?
 
A)     250 Wh
 
B)      1.5 kWh
 
C)      9 kWh
 
D)     15 kWh
 
26.   If the current passing through a 20-ohm resistor is 5 amperes, what is the power dissipated by the resistor?
 
A)     100 W
 
B)      25 W
 
C)      1 W
 
D)     5 W
27.   In a series circuit with three resistors, if one resistor has a resistance of 10 ohms and the other two have a resistance of 20 ohms each, what is the equivalent resistance of the circuit?
 
A)     5 ohms
 
B)      20 ohms
 
C)      30 ohms
 
D)     50 ohms
 
28.   According to Kirchhoff's current law, what is the sum of currents at a junction in an electrical circuit?
 
A)     Zero
 
B)      Infinity
 
C)      The total resistance
 
D)     The voltage applied
 
29.   When capacitors are connected in series, what happens to their total capacitance?
 
A)     It increases
 
B)      It decreases
 
C)      It remains the same
 
D)     It becomes zero
30.   What is the total resistance in a series circuit composed of three resistors with resistances of 10 ohms, 20 ohms, and 30 ohms?
 
A)     10 ohms
 
B)      20 ohms
 
C)      60 ohms
 
D)     90 ohms
 
31.   In a parallel circuit, if one branch has a resistance of 5 ohms, and another branch has a resistance of 10 ohms, what is the equivalent resistance of the two branches together?
 
A)     5 ohms
 
B)      10 ohms
 
C)      15 ohms
 
D)     50 ohms
32.   If a 12-volt battery supplies a current of 4 amperes to a circuit, what is the power delivered by the battery?
 
A)     3 W
 
B)      12 W
 
C)      16 W
 
D)     48 W
 
33.   Which of the following statements is true regarding the relationship between voltage and current in a circuit?
 
A)     Voltage depends on current.
 
B)      Current depends on voltage.
 
C)      Voltage and current are independent of each other.
 
D)     Voltage and current are always equal.
34.   In a household circuit, which wire is typically color-coded as green or bare and is used for grounding?
 
A)     Live wire
 
B)      Neutral wire
 
C)      Ground wire
 
D)     Positive wire
 
35.   Why is it important to use fuses or circuit breakers in electrical circuits?
 
A)     To increase voltage
 
B)      To decrease resistance
 
C)      To prevent overcurrent and electrical fires
 
D)     To increase capacitance
36.   What is the primary function of a capacitor in an electrical circuit?
 
A)     To store electrical energy
 
B)      To generate electrical energy
 
C)      To regulate voltage
 
D)     To increase resistance
 
37.   When capacitors are connected in parallel, what happens to their total capacitance?
 
A)     It decreases
 
B)      It increases
 
C)      It remains the same
 
D)     It becomes zero
 


In conclusion, your commitment to conquering Current Electricity through these MCQs is a remarkable step toward your success in the HTET 2023. Remember that consistent practice, a solid understanding of the subject, and effective time management are pivotal in achieving your goals. As you continue your preparations, revisit these MCQs regularly, expand your knowledge, and fine-tune your test-taking skills.

 

Furthermore, for a well-rounded preparation, make sure to explore our other HTET-focused resources, including study guides, practice exams, and expert tips. By leveraging these resources and staying dedicated to your objective, you'll not only enhance your chances of acing the HTET but also establish a strong foundation for your teaching career in Haryana.

 

As you navigate through your HTET 2023 journey, keep yourself updated with the latest exam news and guidelines. The field of education is dynamic, and staying informed will give you an edge.

 

We wish you the best of luck in your HTET 2023 preparations and beyond. With determination and the right resources, you are well on your way to becoming a certified teacher and making a positive impact on the lives of students in Haryana. Continue to strive for excellence, and success will undoubtedly follow.

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