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Question (31)
QN001941
Which of the following is an example of converting chemical energy into electrical energy?
  • (A) Electric iron heating
  • (B) Torch cell operating a bulb
  • (C) Compass deflection
  • (D) Magnet attracting pins

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Torch cells convert chemical energy into electrical energy.

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Question (32)
QN001942
A rechargeable battery is connected to a charger. During charging, electrical energy is mainly converted into
  • (A) magnetic energy
  • (B) sound energy
  • (C) stored chemical energy
  • (D) light energy only

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Charging stores electrical energy as chemical energy.

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Question (33)
QN001943
A student uses damaged cells in a toy car. The car runs very slowly because damaged cells
  • (A) supply less electrical energy
  • (B) increase magnetism only
  • (C) reduce resistance to zero
  • (D) produce oxygen continuously

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Weak cells cannot provide sufficient electrical energy.

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Question (34)
QN001944
Why are metals like zinc and copper commonly used in simple cells?
  • (A) They participate effectively in chemical reactions
  • (B) They are non-conductors
  • (C) They stop current flow
  • (D) They act as insulators

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Zinc and copper react suitably to generate electricity.

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Question (35)
QN001945
A student connects four cells randomly, and the bulb does not glow. The most likely reason is
  • (A) incorrect terminal connections
  • (B) excess oxygen in air
  • (C) bulb becoming magnetic
  • (D) wire resistance becoming zero

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Incorrect cell connections stop proper current flow.

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Question (36)
QN001946
Which observation best proves that a battery supplies electrical energy?
  • (A) A connected bulb glows
  • (B) A compass changes colour
  • (C) Plastic becomes soft
  • (D) Air temperature decreases

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Glowing bulb shows electrical energy is supplied.

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Question (37)
QN001947
Why are dry cells widely used in portable devices?
  • (A) They are compact and easy to carry
  • (B) They produce unlimited electricity
  • (C) They contain no chemicals
  • (D) They work without electrodes

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Dry cells are small, portable and convenient.

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Question (38)
QN001948
A battery connected to a circuit becomes weak after long use because
  • (A) stored chemical energy gets consumed
  • (B) wires absorb all electricity
  • (C) the bulb destroys the terminals
  • (D) resistance disappears completely

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Chemical energy inside the battery gets exhausted.

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Question (39)
QN001949
Which of the following correctly compares disposable and rechargeable batteries?
  • (A) Both are recharged equally
  • (B) Disposable cells can usually be used only once
  • (C) Rechargeable cells contain no electrolyte
  • (D) Disposable cells produce no current

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Disposable cells are generally meant for one-time use.

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Question (40)
QN001950
Scientists are developing better batteries mainly to
  • (A) reduce usefulness of portable devices
  • (B) improve energy storage and reduce pollution
  • (C) eliminate chemical reactions completely
  • (D) stop electricity generation in cells

Correct Answer: B
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