Light Shadows and Reflections
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Which property of light is responsible for the formation of shadows?
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What is the main message of the chapter "Light: Shadows and Reflections"?
- Light can travel only through water.
- Light travels in straight lines, forms shadows when blocked by opaque objects, and reflects from surfaces to produce images.
- Shadows produce light.
- Reflection occurs only in sunlight.
Why are mirrors polished and smooth?
- To absorb more light
- To reflect light regularly and form clear images
- To become heavier
- To reduce light completely
Which device works mainly on the principle of reflection?
- Thermometer
- Periscope
- Barometer
- Compass
Which property of light is responsible for the formation of shadows?
- Light travels in straight lines.
- Light produces sound.
- Light changes into matter.
- Light always bends.
Why does a shadow change in size during the day?
- Because the object changes size.
- Because the position of the Sun changes in the sky.
- Because light becomes heavier.
- Because air changes colour.
Which of the following materials is transparent?
- Wood
- Cardboard
- Clear glass
- Brick
What is lateral inversion?
- The image becomes upside down.
- The left and right sides of the image are reversed.
- The image becomes smaller.
- The image disappears completely.
Which statement about the image formed by a plane mirror is correct?
- It is upside down.
- It is smaller than the object.
- It is upright and of the same size as the object.
- It can always be collected on a screen.
Which mirror is commonly used as a dressing mirror?
- Convex mirror
- Concave mirror
- Plane mirror
- Spherical mirror only
What is reflection of light?
- Bending of light
- Splitting of light
- Bouncing back of light from a surface
- Absorption of light
Which type of object forms a dark shadow?
- Transparent object
- Opaque object
- Translucent object
- Colourless object
What is required for the formation of a shadow?
- Only a transparent object
- Only air
- A light source, an opaque object, and a screen
- Only a mirror
Light travels in which type of path?
- Curved path
- Zigzag path
- Straight line
- Circular path
Which of the following is a luminous object?
- Moon
- Mirror
- Electric bulb (when switched on)
- Chair
What is light?
- A type of sound
- A form of energy that enables us to see objects
- A kind of solid matter
- A type of force