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Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

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1.

Which of the following statements is wrong

a)

Sound travels in a straight line

b)

Sound travels as waves

c)

Sound is a from of energy

d)

Sound travels faster in vacuum that then in air

2.

With the propagation of a longitudinal wave through a material medium the quantities transmitted in the propagation direction are

a)

Energy, momentum and mass

b)

Energy

c)

Energy and mass

d)

Energy and linear momentum

3.

When a source is going away from a stationary observer, with a velocity equal to that of sound in air, then the frequency heard by the observer will be

a)

Same

b)

Half

c)

Double

d)

One third

4.

What is the need to achieve population inversion?

A To excite most of the atoms

a)

To excite most of the atoms

b)

To bring most of the atoms to ground state

c)

To achieve stable condition

d)

To reduce the time of production of laser

5.

Which process gives the laser its special properties as an optical source?

a)

Dispersion

b)

Stimulated absorption

c)

Spontaneous emission

d)

Stimulated emission

6.

A ray of light will undergo total internal reflection if it

a)

Goes from rarer medium to denser medium Incident at an angle

b)

less than the critical angle

c)

Strikes the interface normally

d)

Incident at an angle greater than the critical angle

7.

What is the principle of fibre optical communication?

a)

Frequency modulation

b)

Population inversion

c)

Total internal reflection

d)

Doppler effect

8.

What is the other name for a maximum external incident angle?

a)

Optical angle

b)

Total internal reflection angle

c)

Refraction angle

d)

Wave guide acceptance angle

9.

Which among the following is described by the concept of numerical aperture in an optical fibre?

a)

Light collection

b)

Light scattering

c)

Light dispersion

d)

Light polarisation

10.

The coefficient of volume expansion of solids is

a)

greater than liquids

b)

equal to gases

c)

less than liquids

d)

equal to liquids