Verbal Reasoning - Verification of Truth - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Verification of Truth - Verfication of Truth (Q.No. 11)
11.
A bulb always has
Glass
Current
Filament
Light
Answer: Option
Explanation:
No answer description is available. Let's discuss.
Discussion:
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Uzair said:   4 years ago
If we're talking about old bulbs, then glass is important just like filament, If we're talking about LED bulb, then there's no filament in that.
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Rajjat Karekar said:   4 years ago
Well, according to me, it would be D.
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Samjack said:   4 years ago
It depends on the material you intend to use for the bulb.
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Saanvi said:   2 years ago
I too think it should be option D.
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Aloha said:   7 months ago
Thanks all.

Hadjor Daniel Akwasi said:   5 months ago
I think it should be D because LED does not have a filament.

Jeffrey Winime said:   4 months ago
Glass: All traditional bulbs (incandescent, fluorescent, LED) are enclosed in a glass or transparent shell—this is essential for protecting internal components and allowing light to shine through.
Current: A bulb needs current to work, but it doesn’t always have current, like when it's switched off or unplugged.
Filament: Only incandescent bulbs have filaments. LED and fluorescent bulbs don’t.
Light: A bulb is designed to emit light, but it doesn’t always have light (e.g., when turned off or burnt out).
So, glass is the correct answer because it is a constant physical component of all standard bulbs.


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