ICSE 7 Physics Light Test 4

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    Physics Practice: Light Energy (Mock Test 4 - Expert)

    1. In an expert physics setup, a plane mirror is rotated by an angle $\theta$. The reflected ray will rotate by an angle of:

    2. To see the full height of a person of height $H$, the minimum vertical size of a plane mirror required is:

    3. A ray of light is incident on a plane mirror. If the mirror is shifted parallel to itself by a distance $x$, the image shifts by a distance:

    4. Which of the following is true regarding the "Umbra" of a shadow?

    5. If $360/\theta$ results in an even integer $m$, the number of images formed by two plane mirrors at angle $\theta$ is:

    6. The color of an opaque object is determined by the color of light it ________.

    7. A virtual image is always ________ with respect to the object.

    8. "Multiple Reflections" are utilized in designing which of the following expert instruments?

    9. The phenomenon of dispersion shows that glass has different ________ for different colors of light.

    10. An incident ray makes an angle of $35^\circ$ with the normal. What is the angle between the incident ray and the reflected ray?

    11. Light energy is converted into chemical energy during:

    12. A red rose seen in green light will appear:

    13. In a plane mirror, the left-right reversal is called ________.

    14. If a source of light is a point source, the shadow formed consists only of:

    15. The "Angle of Deviation" for a ray incident normally on a plane mirror is:

    16. Solar panels work by converting light energy into ________ energy.

    17. A plane mirror always forms a virtual image because the reflected rays:

    18. The wavelength of Red light is ________ than that of Violet light.

    19. Multiple images in a thick glass mirror are formed due to ________ at the front surface and ________ at the back surface.

    20. In an eclipse, the formation of shadows is due to the ________ propagation of light.