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Electricity and Magnetism

Sains Tingkatan 2 · Elektrik dan Kemagnetan

Electricity and Magnetism is part of the Form 2 Science syllabus. Practice the MCQs here to sharpen your exam technique — each question comes with a worked explanation.

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Electricity and Magnetism — sample Science questions with answers

  1. Question 1

    What happens when two objects charged with the same type of charge are brought close together?
    • ABoth objects will attract each other.
    • BBoth objects will repel each other.
    • CBoth objects will not experience any force.
    • DThe charges on both objects will become neutral.

    Answer: B. Both objects will repel each other.

    Like charges repel each other.
  2. Question 2

    What is the SI unit of electric current?
    • AVolt ()
    • BAmpere ()
    • COhm ()
    • DWatt ()

    Answer: B. Ampere ($\text{A}$)

    Electric current is measured in amperes ().
  3. Question 3

    In a series circuit, if one bulb burns out, what will happen to the other bulbs?
    • AThe other bulbs will glow brighter.
    • BThe other bulbs will glow with the same brightness.
    • CThe other bulbs will go out.
    • DThe other bulbs will glow but dimmer.

    Answer: C. The other bulbs will go out.

    In a series circuit, current flows only through one path. If one bulb burns out, the circuit becomes open and all bulbs will go out.
  4. Question 4

    Which material is a good conductor of electricity?
    • APlastic
    • BWood
    • CIron
    • DRubber

    Answer: C. Iron

    Metals such as iron are good conductors of electricity because they have many free electrons.
  5. Question 5

    What is the function of a fuse in a household electrical circuit?
    • AReducing voltage
    • BPreventing short circuits and overcurrent
    • CIncreasing the number of bulbs
    • DIncreasing resistance

    Answer: B. Preventing short circuits and overcurrent

    A fuse will melt when the current exceeds a certain value, protecting the circuit from damage due to overcurrent or short circuits.

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