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Light Reflection & Objects

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

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Class
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1.

What is the law of reflection?

a)

Angle of reflection is perpendicular to angle of incidence

b)

Angle of reflection is greater than angle of incidence

c)

Angle of incidence equals angle of reflection

d)

Angle of reflection is opposite to angle of incidence

2.

Explain the difference between regular and diffuse reflection.

a)

Regular reflection results in scattered light, while diffuse reflection results in clear images.

b)

Regular reflection involves rough surfaces and scattered light, while diffuse reflection involves smooth surfaces and clear images.

c)

Regular reflection occurs on rough surfaces, while diffuse reflection occurs on smooth surfaces.

d)

Regular reflection involves smooth surfaces and clear images, while diffuse reflection involves rough surfaces and scattered light.

3.

Give an example of an object that is transparent.

a)

Plastic

b)

Air

c)

Glass

d)

Wood

4.

How does light interact with translucent objects?

a)

Light reflects off translucent objects without passing through

b)

Light passes through translucent objects without any change in direction

c)

Translucent objects absorb all light that hits them

d)

Light passes through translucent objects but gets scattered in different directions.

5.

Name an object that is opaque to light.

a)

wooden door

b)

plastic bottle

c)

metal spoon

d)

glass window

6.

Describe how light is absorbed by opaque objects.

a)

Light is absorbed by opaque objects when it strikes their surface molecules, which convert the light energy into heat energy.

b)

Light absorption by opaque objects is a result of their ability to emit light

c)

Light absorption by opaque objects occurs due to their transparency

d)

Opaque objects absorb light through a process of reflection

7.

Why can we see through a window but not through a wall?

a)

Light can pass through transparent materials like glass in a window, but not through opaque materials like concrete in a wall.

b)

Windows have invisible fairies that help us see

c)

Walls are too shy to be seen through

d)

Windows are made of magic, walls are not

8.

How does the type of material affect the transparency of an object?

a)

Transparency is solely determined by the object's shape

b)

The type of material has no impact on transparency

c)

The type of material affects the transparency of an object by determining how much light can pass through it.

d)

The color of the material affects transparency