Answer:
1A
Explanation:
For this case we can use the Ohm's law to calculate the current -> v = i*R
Because we have a fix battery voltage and a fix internal resistance -> 10 = i*10 solving for i we get i = 1 Ampere.
To see in detail how this phenomenon works see the pictures of an LTspice simulation of the situation.
Note: All real batteries have a resistance-associated, making a short circuit between the two terminals is not recommended, it can damage the battery and is not safe, note that lower internal resistance increases the current across the terminals.