Circuit Basics
Power
Energy
Real-life devices
100

Which of the following is required for current to flow in a circuit?
a) Open switch
b) Insulator
c) Closed circuit                
d) Resistor only

C- Closed circuit

100

Which equation gives electrical power?
a) P = IV
b) P = V/I
c) P = R/V
d) P = I + V

A- P = IV

100

Which factor does NOT affect electrical energy used?
a) Current
b) Voltage
c) Resistance
d) Time

C- Resistance

100

Which device converts electrical energy into motion?
a) Speaker
b) Fan
c) Bulb
d) Heater

B- Fan

200

In a series circuit, the total resistance increases as more resistors are added because the current has only ______ path to follow.

One

200

An appliance operating at high current and low voltage may have the same power as one operating at low current and ______ voltage.

High

200

To calculate the total energy used by a device over time, both the rate of energy transfer and the ______ of operation must be considered.

Duration

200

A device with a low power rating may still consume a lot of energy if it is used for a ______ period of time.

Long

300

Electricity is created inside the bulb. 

❌False 

Reason: Electricity is not created inside the bulb; it is supplied to the bulb from an external source, like a battery or the mains (wall socket). 

300

If two devices operate at the same voltage, the one with higher resistance will have higher power output.

 ❌  False 

Reason: More resistance limits how much energy flows per second; so even if the voltage is the same, higher resistance means less power, not more (P = V2/R)

300

A 100 W device uses the same amount of energy in 10 seconds as a 200 W device in 5 seconds.

✅ True 

Reason: E = Pt → 100×10 = 200×5 = 1000 J

300

A phone charger consumes more power than an electric kettle.

❌ False 

Reason: Kettles have higher power ratings than phone chargers.

400

What component provides energy to a simple circuit?


Battery or Cell

400

Calculate the electrical power supplied to a 12V electrical heater when the current passing through it is 3.0A.

  • V=12 V, I=3.0 A

  • P=IV
    P= 3.0×12
    P= 36W


400

The reading on the ammeter is 2.4A, and the reading on the voltmeter is 14V. Calculate how much energy transferred by the resistor in 15s.

  • I=2.4 A, V=14 V, t=15 s

  • E= IVt
    E= 2.4×14×15
    E= 504J



400

How much energy does a 500 W heater use in 2 minutes?

  • P=500 W, t=2 minutes=120 s

  • E=P×t
    E= 500×120
    E= 60,000 J


500

I shine without burning, I help you see. What am I?

Bulb

500

I balance volts and current as they glide; I shift with the load and never hide.

Resistance 

500

I balance volts and current as they glide; I shift with the load and never hide.

Electrical Work

500

I move air without burning fuel.

Fan