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WorksheetsSpherical mirrors
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
A real image is inverted and can be projected on a screen
true
false
maybe
i dont know
All of the following are examples of concave mirrors except one, what is it?
make up mirrors
dental mirrors
side mirrors
inward scoop of spoon
what type of image is formed at the focus of a concave mirror ?
Real, inverted and Enlarged
Real, Inverted and Diminished
No image formed at F
Virtual, Enlarged and Erect
Concave mirrors are known to reflect light inward to a point called?
Center of curvature
Focus
Reflected ray
Principal axis
Which of the following is an application of concave mirrors?
Solar cooker
Car side mirrors
Flat mirror
Convex telescopes
which of the following is the correct characteristics of the image formed on the image on the left?
Real image, Erect and Same Size as the object
Virtual image, Inverted and Same size as the object
Real image, Inverted and Same size as the object
Virtual, Erect and Diminished
Describe the image formed on the diagram
Real image, Inverted, Enlarged
Real image, Inverted, Diminished
Virtual image, Inverted, Diminished
Virtual image, Inverted, Discriminate
Why can we not use concave mirrors as side mirrors for automobiles?
Because concave mirrors produces varying images at different distances
Because concave mirrors collects too much dust because of its shape
Concave mirrors produces small images which cannot be seen by the driver
Concave mirrors are only used for flashlights
How are concave mirrors used in flashlights?
Concave mirrors focuses the light of flashlight in one direction
Concave mirrors makes flashlights ligther
Concave mirrors make the flashlight more beautiful to look at
Concave mirrors doesn't have a purpose on flashlights
1. Any rays that is going to a mirror or will strike a mirror parallel to the principal axis of a mirror is called,
Accident Ray
Incident Ray
Mechanical wave
Reflected ray
A mirror that gives a wider view field making bigger objects appear to be smaller than their original form.
Concave Mirrors
Convex Mirrors
Plane Mirrors
