Self-test 3.2: Reflection and Mirrors

The kind of image that is formed by actual ray of light and can be projected on the screen.

• Real image

• Virtual image

• Reflection

The ray of light that strikes a mirror

• Reflected Ray

• Incident Ray

• Angle of Incidence

• Angle of Reflection

The ray that bounces off the mirror.

• Angle of Reflection

• Incident Ray

• Reflected Ray

• Angle of Reflection

The illustration shows a light ray striking an object.
In the illustration, the light ray striking the object is-

• absorbed
• stopped
• reflected
• refracted

The kind of mirror that will always produce a smaller, virtual and erect image.

• convex mirror

• concave mirror

• plane mirror

• none of the above

The kind of mirror that will always produce an image of the same size as the object, erect and virtual

• convex mirror

• concave mirror

• plane mirror

• none of the above

Position of the object where no image is formed.

• at C

• at F

• beyond C

• between C and F

Spherical mirror used in automobile that gives wider view of area.

• concave mirror

• convex mirror

• plane mirror

• none of the above

This illustrates Ray #

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What type of image is formed?

• real.

• virtual.