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1. Earthing keeps the potential of the wire at zero volt. Apart from safety reason, this also helps to maximize the voltage supplied by the live wire.
2. Not necessariyl. We can only know for sure that there is a volatge drop arcoss the light bulb. The exact potential is not known unless one end of the light bulb is earthed, i.e. a reference potential is known.
3. There will then be no voltage supplied, because there is no potential difference between the "Live" wire and the "Neutral" wire.
4. An applicance has resistance. There is a potential difference between the end of the applicance that is connected to the "Live" wire and the other end of the appliance connected to the "Neutral" wire. It is because of such potential difference that drives current to flow through the appliance.
5. The "Earth" is always kept at earth (i.e. zero) potential and is connected to the casing of the appliance. When the "Live" wire, under an accidental situation, touches the casing of the appliance. Current would pass through the casing to earth instead of passing through the appliance. Such large current breaks the fuse before there is any effect on the potential of the "Live" wire.
The explanation given by your is right.
2011-10-20 19:56:59 補充:
6. Please refer to answer given in (4). The resistance of the appliance helps to maintain a potential difference between the"Live" and "Neutral" wires.