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PHY CDF 116

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

Convex mirrors are commonly used as

a)

SHAVING MIRROR

b)

REAER VIEW MIRROR IN VEHICLE

c)

SOLAR FURNACES

d)

DENTIST TO CHECK PATIENTS

2.

Convex mirrors always give an

a)

ERECT

b)

REAL

c)

VIRTUAL

d)

INVERTED

3.

Position of object AT INFINITY

a)

AT C

b)

AT INFINITY

c)

BEYOND C

d)

AT FOCUS

4.

Position of object BEYOND C

a)

B/W F AND C

b)

AT C

c)

AT F

d)

BEHIND MIRROR

5.

Position of image BEHIND MIRROR

a)

BEYOND C

b)

B/W P AND F

c)

B/W C AND F

d)

AT F

6.

Position of image AT C

a)

AT C

b)

AT F

c)

AT INFINITY

d)

AT P

7.

Position of object at c SIZE (a)  

8.

Position of object at f SIZE

(a)  

9.

Position of object at c SIZE

(a)  

10.

Position of object AT INFINITY convex mirror

a)

AT F

b)

AT INFINITY

c)

AT F,BEHIND MIRROR

d)

AT C

11.

Position of object B/W INFINITY AND POLE

a)

B/W P AND F,BEHIND MIRROR

b)

AT INFINITY,FRONT OF MIRROR

c)

AT P,ON MIRROR

d)

NO REFLECTION

12.

The object is always placed to the_ _ _ _ _of the mirror. This implies that the light from the object falls on the mirror from the _ _ _ _ _side.

a)

RIGHT.RIGHT

b)

RIGTH,LEFT

c)

LEFT,RIGHT

d)

LEFT,LEFT

13.

All distances parallel to the principal axis are measured from the _ _ _ _ _of the mirror.

a)

POLE

b)

CENTRE OF CURVATURE

c)

FOCUS

d)

BEHIND MIRROR

14.

All the distances measured to the right of the origin (along + x-axis) are taken as _ _ _ _ _ while those measured to the left of the origin (along-x-axis) are taken as _ _ _ _ _

a)

NEGATIVE,POSITIVE

b)

POSITIVE,POSTIVE

c)

POSITIVE,NEGATIVE

d)

NEUTRAL,NEUTRAL

15.

MIRROR FORMULA

a)

v+u=f

b)

1/v+1/u=1/f

c)

v-u=f

d)

1/v-1/u=1/f

16.

Magnification produced by a spherical mirror gives the relative extent to which the image of an object is magnified with respect to the object size.

a)

m=Height of the image (h')+Height of the object (h)

b)

m=Height of the image (h')=Height of the object (h)

c)

m=Height of the image (h')-Height of the object (h)

d)

m=Height of the image (h')/Height of the object (h)

17.

The magnification m is also related to the object distance (u) and image distance (v). It can be expressed as:

a)

m=h'/h-v/u

b)

m=h'/h=-v/u

c)

m=h'/h/(-v/u)

d)

m=h'/h*-v/u

18.

. If the light rays are travelling from one medium to another they change their direction at the boundary between two mediums.

a)

Cause it is due to the change of speed of light in different medium that the light rays are refracted.

b)

Cause it is due to the change of direction of light in different medium that the light rays are refracted.

c)

Cause it is due to the change of speed of light in different medium that the light rays are reflected.

d)

Cause it is due to the change of direction of light in different medium that the light rays are reflected.

19.

The incident ray, the refracted ray and the normal to the interface of two transparent media at the point of incidence, all lie in the same plane. ii. The ratio of sin of angle of incidence to the sin of angle of refraction is _ _ _ _ _, for the light of a given colour and for the given pair of media. This law is also known as _ _ _ _ _

a)

VARIABLE,SNELLS LAW OF REFRACTION

b)

CONSTANT,SNELLS LAW OF REFLECTION

c)

CONSTANT,SNELLS LAW OF REFRACTION

d)

VARIABLE,SNELLS LAW OF REFLECTION

20.

If i is the angle of incidence and r is the angle of refraction, then

a)

sin i/sin r=variable

b)

sin i*sin r=constant

c)

sin i-sin r=constant

d)

sin i/sin r=constant

21.

This constant value is called the _ _ _ _ _ of the second medium with respect to the first

a)

REFLECTION INDEX

b)

NO INDEX

c)

REFRACTIVE INDEX

d)

EQUAL IN