Table of Content
4.1 Thermionic Emission and Cathode Ray 4.2 Carthode Ray Oscilloscope 4.3 Semiconductor	4.4 Semiconductor Diode 4.5 Trasistor 4.6 Logic Gate

Thermionic Emission and Cathode Ray

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1) What is thermionic emission?

	Thermionic emission is the process which a metal emits light when it is heated.
	Thermionic emission is the process which a metal emits electron when it is heated.
	Thermionic emission is the process of emitting electrons from a metal.

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2) Which of the following is not the factor that affects the rate of thermionic emission?

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3) Which of the following is true about cathode ray?

Cathode ray is a form of electromagnetic wave.
Cathode ray can be deflected by a magnetic field.
Cathode ray is produced by bombarding high speed electrons towards a metal plate.
Cathode ray can cause ionising effect when it passes through air.

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4) Figure above shows an image on the screen of a Maltese Cross Tube. If a bar magnet is brought close to the Maltese Cross Tube as shown in the figure. What will be the possible new position of the image?

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5) Figure above shows a moving charge particle is deflected in an electric field. The angle of deflection is affected by

The velocity of the charge particle.
The mass of the charge particle
The amount of charge carried by the charge particle
The strength of the magnetic field.

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6) Which of the following diagram shows the correct movement of a cathode ray when it approaches a charged sphere?