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1
Stars are ________________ .
Luminous
Non - Luminous
Both of these
None of these .
2
Which of the following is a translucent object ?
Butter paper
Glass
Water
Clean air
3
Which of the following is convergent Beam of light ?
4
In which of the following multiple mirrors are used for multiple reflection ?
Dressing table
Windows
Vehicles
Kaleidoscope
5
The ray of light, coming towards the mirror, is called the _______________________ .
Reflected Rays
Refracted Rays
Incident Rays
6
Which of the following is a parallel beam of light ?
7
Which of the following are correct :
(a) When the group of rays are parallel to each other such beam of light is called a parallel beam of light.
(b) When the group of rays are not parallel to each other but are converging at a point such beam of light is called a convergent beam of light.
Only (a) is correct.
Only (b) is correct.
Both (a) and (b) are correct.
None of these.
8
(a) Clean water is opaque object.
(b) Smoked glass is an translucent object.
(c) Wood is a opaque object.
Only (a) and (b) are correct.
Only (b) and (c) are correct.
Only (a) and (c) are correct.
All of these.
9
Periscope is the instrument which works on the principle of _______________________.
Reflection
Refraction
Multiple reflection
10
(a) Materials that allow light to pass through without any significant scattering or absorption are called transparent materials.
(b) Materials that allow light to pass through without any significant scattering or absorption are called translucent materials.
(c) Materials that allow light to pass through them, but scatter or diffuse the light as it passes through them are called translucent materials.