Scattering of Light Form 1

Why does scattering of light occur?

• Light rays are reflected by atmospheric molecules and scatter in all directions

• Light rays are blocked and refracted to all directions by the clouds or particles in the air

• Light rays are transmitted and refracted in all directions by the clouds or particles in the air

Which of the following is example light scattering ?

( There CAN be more than 1 answer)

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The clear sky appears blue because

• blue light gets absorbed in the atmosphere.

• ultraviolet radiations are absorbed in the atmosphere.

• violet and blue lights get scattered more than lights of all other colours by the atmosphere.

• light of all other colours is scattered more than the violet and blue colour lights by the atmosphere.

These are examples of phenomenon of scattering of light except

• Sky appears blue at midday

• Sky appears reddish in the sunset

• Rainbow after rain

Which are the correct statement regarding scattering of light?

• Light with shorter wavelength will be refracted least .

• The scattering of light is the separation of white light into colour components by suspended particles in the atmosphere.

• Blue sky during midday and red sky during sunset are natural phenomena caused by the scattering of light.

This is a phenomena scattering of wave during ______________ .

Blue colour is scattered _______ compared to the ______ colour.

• sunset, more, yellow

• sunset, less, red

• the day, more, yellow

• the day, less, yellow

In scattering of light, blue is scattered ........... than red light because blue light has shorter wavelength.

• more

• less

During sunset, red light with a long wavelength is scattered the ......... and travel through the atmospheric layer.

• most

• least

Which of the following phenomena is the effect of light scattering?

• The blue sky

• The dark sky at night

• The formation of a rainbow

• The formation of white light

Gas molecules and water vapour can scatter light

• True

• False