SSLC Science and Technology NIOS VI

Soft iron is used in electromagnets because:

The core of an electromagnet is usually made of:

Electric motor works on:

Green plants prepare their food by:

The functional unit of kidney is:

The device used to detect electric current is:

The movement of water in plants takes place through:

Fleming’s Right Hand Rule is used for:

The process of breathing is called:

The red pigment in blood is:

The raw materials for photosynthesis are:

The movement of food in plants takes place through:

Arteries carry blood:

The pumping organ of blood is:

The organ of respiration in humans is:

Electric bell works using:

Electromagnet works on:

Increasing number of turns in coil will:

The tiny air sacs in lungs are called:

Step-up transformer increases:

The process of removal of wastes is called:

The food prepared in photosynthesis is stored as:

Veins carry blood:

The process by which organisms take food is called:

Magnetic field is strongest near:

Magnetic effect of electric current was discovered by:

The opening and closing of stomata helps in:

A solenoid behaves like a:

Step-down transformer decreases:

When electric current flows through a conductor, it produces:

Electric generator converts:

Transformer works on:

The pigment present in green plants is:

Strength of electromagnet increases with:

Generator works on:

The direction of magnetic field around a straight conductor is given by:

Magnetic field direction inside solenoid is:

The gas taken in during respiration is:

The unit of magnetic field is:

The gas released during respiration is:

The device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy is:

Fleming’s Left Hand Rule is used for:

The energy released in respiration is stored in:

The waste removed by kidney is:

The magnetic field lines around a straight current carrying conductor are:

Increasing current in a conductor will:

The liquid part of blood is:

The process of breaking food into simpler form is:

Blood transports:

The main excretory organ in humans is: