Basic Electrical Engineering MCQ_39 (Engineering Materials)

Q. 1 The ___ which repelled by a magnet.
    A. ferrites
    B. diamagnetic
    C. ferromagnetic
    D. paramagnetic
Ans.: B

Q. 2 _______ are an examples of a diamagnetic material.
    A. zinc, mercury
    B. lead, Sulphur, copper
    C. silver, bismuth, wood
    D. all of the above
Ans.: D

Q. 3 Which of the following material have permeability slightly less than unity?
    A. Ferromagnetic material
    B. Diamagnetic
    C. ferrites
    D. paramagnetic materials
Ans.: B

Q. 4 ______ dipoles are absent in diamagnetic materials.
    A. permanent magnetic
    B. Electric
    C. Both A and B
    D. none of the above
Ans.: A

Q. 5 In _____ ,the two relatively weak magnetic fields  are in opposite directions and cancel each other.
    A. Ferromagnetic materials
    B. Electrical materials
    C. Electromagnetic materials
    D. diamagnetic materials
Ans.: D

Q. 6 When an external magnetic field is applied, the permanent magnetic dipole orient themselves parallel to the applied magnetic field and give rise to a positive magnetization. This is true in which type of materials?
    A. diamagnetic
    B. paramagnetic
    C. Insulating materials
    D. none of the above
Ans.: B

Q. 7 Permeability is small but positive for materials_____.
    A. Diamagnetic
    B. Conducting
    C. paramagnetic
    D. ferromagnetic
Ans.: C

Q. 8 _____ materials which are strongly attracted by a magnet.
    A. Ferromagnetic
    B. electric
    C. Electromagnetic
    D. any of the above
Ans.: A

Q. 9 The permeability of ferromagnetic material is____.
    A. very low
    B. very high
    C. slightly greater than 1
    D. all of the above
Ans.: B

Q.10 Ferromagnetic material can be classified as:
    A. soft magnetic materials
    B. hard magnetic material
    C. Both A and B
    D. none of the above
Ans.: C

Q. 11 A _______materials which easily magnetized and _____ materials retaining their magnetism with great tenacity.
    A. hard magnetic, soft magnetic
    B. hard magnetic, hard magnetic
    C. soft magnetic, soft magnetic
    D. soft magnetic, hard magnetic
Ans.: D

Q. 12 The properties of soft magnetic materials are /are:
    A. high relative permeability
    B. low coercive force, have extremely small hysteresis
    C. easily magnetized and demagnetized
    D. all of the above
Ans.: D

Q. 13 Which of the following is/ are examples of soft ferromagnetic materials?
    A. iron and its alloys
    B. nickel, cobalt
    C. tungsten, aluminium
    D. All of the above
Ans.: D

Q. 14 Hard magnetic materials have_____.
    A. relative low permeability
    B. very high coercive force
    C. difficult to magnetize and demagnetize
    D. all of the above
Ans.: D

Q. 15 Due to ease of magnetization and demagnetization soft ferromagnetic materials are most suitable for_____.
    A. electromagnetic, telephone receivers
    B. electric motors, generators
    C. transformers, inductors, relay
    D. All of the above
Ans.: D

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