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WorksheetsFinal Exam Illums
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 20mins
Visual perception requires the following except......
light source
receiver
transmitter
decoder
It is the innermost layer of the eye and contains the light sensitive cells.
ciliary muscle
retina
cornea
pupil
This part of the eye changes the thickness of lens to bring image of the object in retina
ciliary muscle
retina
cornea
pupil
It is a transparent membrane that bends the light rays as they enter the eye.
pupil
cornea
retina
lens
The visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum includes all wavelengths between .....
360nm-770nm
370nm-750nm
380nm-780nm
380nm-770nm
The following are the factors that can be controlled in a design of a lighting system except...
Color
Quality
Direction
Brightness
Techniques in lighting direction to reduce shadows on an object caused by the key light.
Fill lighting
Grazing
wall washing
uplight
Enhances any variations in surface depth, revealing texture.
wall washing
grazing
key light
uplight
It is defined as the flow of light.
illuminance
luminance
luminous intensity
luminous flux
The ratio of luminous flux and power it received in watts is called.
efficiency
exitance
efficacy
reflectance
The amount of luminous flux incident over the are in square feet is called
lumens
lux
footcandle
efficacy
It is the density of luminous flux incident over a surface.
Illumination
Illuminance
Luminous intensity
luminance
Recommended level for stairways in footcandle.
50
55
5
25
Recommended level for reading no.3 pencil in lux
310
320
30
none of these
The brightness of an illuminated surface as perceived by the human eye
Illuminance
Luminance
Luminous Intensity
Luminous Flux
The ration between the luminous flux emitted by the luminaire and the luminous flux of the lamp installed in the luminaire
Luminous reflectance
Luminaire efficacy
Luminaire per watt
Luminaire efficiency
If the surface is illuminated to 50 lux and is twisted through an angle of 36.87 degrees, the illuminance will fall to...
25 lux
30 lux
35 lux
40 lux
A certain light emitted 25,000 candelas is aimed at a point directly under the light at a height of 50 meters. what is the Illumination at that point?
10 lux
20 lux
15 lux
100 lux
A piece of paper lies on floor 3m away from a point directly below a bulb of 200cd and is 4m above the floor. What is the illumination on the center of the paper in lux
10.2 lux
6.4 lux
5.3 lux
12.4 lux
Suppose that the luminous flux within the cone is one lumen, and that it strikes a surface 5 meters away. It will produce an illuminated area of_____
0.25 lux
0.11 lux
0.063 lux
0.04 lux
Process of producing magnetism out of electricity
magnetization
excitation
induction
none of these
They support the field or exciting coils
pole core
armature core
commutator
shaft
It houses the conductors in the slot.
pole core
armature core
commutator
shaft
It carries the whole armature assembly
pole core
armature core
commutator
shaft
An important part of DC Machines which connects the rotating armature conductors to the stationary external circuit through brushes.
carbon brush
commutator
armature winding
yoke
Light made up of __________ particles that travel waves.
gravitation
frictional
electromagnetic
spring
All of the following can control the glare, EXCEPT
uncovering bulbs with lamp shades
covering windows with blinds or drapes
using even levels of light throughout a room
matte, not polished, finishes on furniture or floors
The step could be taken to improve ambient illumination is __________.
light mounted against a dark background
place the light in front of the face
choose warm white light
using net curtains
What is the S.I unit of luminous intensity? ?
Lux
Lumen
Candela
Steradian
Which term refers that the flow of light into a plane surface?
Lumen
Illuminance
Luminous flux
Luminous intensity
Which lighting technique is used to create a soft, diffused light that reduces harsh shadows?
Spotlighting
Fill lighting
Accent lighting
Backlighting
What is the S.I unit of illuminance?
Footcandle
Lumen
Lux
Candela
The phenomenon where light bends as it passes through different mediums is known as?
Diffraction
Refraction
Reflection
Absorption
