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LIGHT MCQs

1. . The velocity of light is:

(A) 3 × 10⁸ m/s


(B) 330 km/s


(C) 330 m/s


(D) 3 × 10⁵ m/s




2. . Light waves are:

(A) Mechanical waves


(B) Longitudinal waves


(C) Electromagnetic waves


(D) Matter waves




3. . The turning back of a part of light from the boundary of a medium is called:

(A) Refraction


(B) Rarefaction


(C) Polarization


(D) Reflection




4. . The bending of light when it enters from one medium to another is called:

(A) Reflection


(B) Refraction


(C) Dispersion


(D) Diffraction




5. . The ratio of the sine of the angle of incidence to the sine of the angle of refraction is a constant for all angles of incidence. This law is known as:

(A) Snell’s law


(B) Hooke’s law


(C) Lenz’s law


(D) Law of reflection




6. . The relationship between focal length ‘f’ and radius of curvature ‘r’ of a spherical mirror is:

(A) f = 2r


(B) f = r/2


(C) f = 2r²


(D) r = 2f²




7. . If an object is placed at C of the concave mirror, then the image formed will be:

(A) At F


(B) Behind the mirror


(C) At C


(D) In between C and F




8. . If an object is placed within the focal length of a concave mirror then the image formed will be:

(A) Real and erect


(B) Virtual and inverted


(C) Real and behind the mirror


(D) Virtual and behind the mirror




9. . The radius of curvature of a concave mirror is 40 cm, its focal length will be equal to:

(A) 80 cm


(B) 20 cm


(C) 40 cm


(D) 4 cm




10. . The unit for the power of a lens is:

(A) Watt


(B) cm


(C) meter


(D) Dioptre




11. . If an object is placed in front of a convex lens in between its F and 2F then the image will be:

(A) Virtual


(B) Erect


(C) Real and inverted


(D) Real and erect




12. . The least distance of distinct vision is:

(A) 20 cm


(B) 25 cm


(C) 15 cm


(D) 5 cm




13. . Magnifying power ‘M’ of a simple microscope is equal to:

(A) 1 + q/f


(B) 1 + d/f


(C) 1 – d/f


(D) 1 – q/f




14. . The phenomenon of bending of incident light towards the geometrical shadow of a sharp wedge is called:

(A) Dispersion of light


(B) Interference of light


(C) Polarization of light


(D) Diffraction of light




15. . To measure the height of distant objects we use:

(A) Camera


(B) Telescope


(C) Microscope


(D) Sextant




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