REFLECTION OF LIGHT IN MIRRORS

What are two types of Reflection?

• Specular Reflection

• Concave Reflection

• Diffused Reflection

• Convex Reflection

How can a clear object be transparent and visible at the same time?

• The object is only visible when light is shone directly on it
• The object is made of a special material that makes it both transparent and visible
• Clear objects are visible because they bend the light as it passes through.

• The object absorbs all light, making it transparent and visible

How does reflection play a role in daily life?

• By making individuals more impulsive and less thoughtful in their actions
• it provides vision, communication, and technology.

• By causing people to become more closed-minded and resistant to change
• By leading to a decrease in self-awareness and personal development

What are the fundamental laws governing the behavior of light when it interacts with a reflective surface?

• Laws of reflection
• Rules of reflection

• Laws of absorption
• Principles of diffraction

What are the key characteristics of virtual images formed by mirrors, and how do these characteristics influence our perception of the reflected objects?

• Virtual images formed by mirrors are inverted, real, and appear to be in front of the mirror. These characteristics influence our perception by creating the illusion of a different object altogether.
• Virtual images formed by mirrors are sideways, tangible, and appear to be floating in mid-air. These characteristics influence our perception by making the reflected objects seem disoriented and unstable.
• Virtual images formed by mirrors are blurry, transparent, and appear to be inside the mirror. These characteristics influence our perception by distorting the reflected objects and making them difficult to recognize.
• Virtual images formed by mirrors are upright, virtual, and appear to be behind the mirror. These characteristics influence our perception by creating the illusion of depth and distance, allowing us to see the reflected objects as if they were located behind the mirror.

What are the two types of curved mirror?

• Reflected Mirror

• Concave

• Refractor Mirror

• Convex

The return of light or sound waves from a surface

• Reflection

• Refraction

• Reflected waves

• Neither of these.

A flat smooth mirror is known as a?

• Plane mirror

• Convex mirror

• Real mirror

• Flat mirror

Is the center of the mirror

• Focal Length

• Vertex

• Radius of curvature

• Pole of curvature

The distance from the pole to the principal focus

• Focal length
• Principal Axis

• Virtual Image

• Focus