Light, Shadows And Reflections - Chapter Wise CBSE Solved Question and Answer Based On NCERT
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Q1: What are luminous objects?
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Objects that give out or emit light of their own are known as luminous objects.
Q2: Butter paper is __________object.(transparent/translucent/opaque)
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Translucent
Q3: Give two examples of non luminous objects.
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Chair and shoe
Q4: Give two examples of non luminous objects.
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True
Q5: What type of object is said to be transparent?
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If we are able to see clearly through an object, it is said to be transparent.
Q6: Give two examples of transparent objects.
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Glass and water
Q7: Give two example of luminous object.
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Sun and torch bulb
Q8: What are translucent objects?
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There are some objects through which we can see but not clearly. Such objects are known as translucent objects.
Q9: Wooden piece is a ___________object. (translucent/opaque)
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Opaque
Q10: If we cannot see through an object at all, it is an __________object.
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Opaque
Q11: Give two examples of opaque objects.
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Plastic box and wooden table
Q12: When are shadows formed?
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Shadows are formed when an opaque object comes in path of light
Q13: The shadows can be seen only on a screen.(TRUE/FALSE)
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True
Q14: By shadows, we may know about ___________ of object. (shape/size)
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Shape
Q15: Why we should not look directly at sun?
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We should not look directly at sun because that could be extremely harmful for the eyes.
Q16: Light ravels along ___________path.
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Straight
Q17: Mirror changes direction of light that falls on it.(TRUE/FALSE)
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True
Q18: We can see our face in mirror because mirror ___________our face.
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Reflects
Q19: Images are different from shadows.(TRUE/FALSE)
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True
Q20: __________object makes shadows.
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Opaque
Q21: Stars and sun are __________source of light.
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Natural
Q22: _________objects allows light to pass through them partially.
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Translucent
Q23: Pinhole camera produces ________image.
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Inverted
Q24: A sheet of polythene is ___________object.(luminous/non luminous)
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Non luminous
Q25: Shadows are of two kinds. What are they?
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Umbra and penumbra.
Q26: Clean water is __________.(transparent/translucent/opaque)
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Transparent
Q27: Shadows are not cast by every type of object.(TRUE/FALSE)
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True
Q28: Moon is _________body.(Luminous/non luminous)
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Non luminous
Q29: Air and water are _________.
a) Transparent and non luminous
b) Opaque and non luminous.
c) Translucent and non luminous.
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a
Q30: What type of object is sheet of cellophane?(transparent/translucent/opaque)
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Transparent
Q31: Moon reflects ________light that falls on it.
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Sun
Q32: Which of the following is not translucent:
Fog
Notebook
Smoke
Sheet of polythene
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b
Q33: ___________objects allows light to pass through them completely.
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Transparent
Q34: Objects that emit light on their own are called
Transparent Objects
Luminous objects
Non-luminous objects
Translucent Objects
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Ans: b.
Objects that emit light on their own are called luminous objects. The light emitted by luminous objects enables us to see things around us.
Q35: Objects that do not emits light on their own are called
Transparent Objects
Luminous objects
Non-luminous objects
Translucent Objects
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Ans: c.
Objects that do not emit light on their own are called non-luminous objects. The light emitted by luminous objects falls on non-luminous objects, and then bounces back to our eyes, which enables us to see non-luminous objects.
Q36: Which of the following is luminous?
A lit torch
The sun
The moon
A bonfire
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Ans: c.
Moon gets its light from the sun.
Q37: What enables us to see non-luminous objects?
Light of moon
Light emitted by luminous objects
Tube light
Artificial source of light
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Ans: b.
The light emitted by luminous objects falls on non-luminous objects, and then bounces back to our eyes, which enables us to see non-luminous objects.
Q38: A windowpane is
Transparent
Artificial source of light
Translucent
Non-luminous
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Ans: a.
We can see through windowpane. Objects through which we can see clearly are called transparent objects. Hence they are transparent objects.
Q39: Material that allows light to pass through with little reflection is
Transparent Objects
Luminous objects
Non Luminous objects
Translucent Objects
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Ans: a.
Objects through which we can see clearly are called transparent objects. A medium that allows the entire light incident on it to pass through it is called a transparent
Q40: Electric bulb is
Transparent Objects
Luminous objects
Non Luminous objects
Translucent Objects
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Ans: b.
Electric bulb has its own light, so it is luminous object.
Q41: Which of the following is translucent object?
Coloured glass
Tracing paper
Oiled patch paper
All of these
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Ans: d.
Q42: Odd one out
Sun
Moon
Firefly
Matchsticks
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Ans: a.
Sun is the only natural luminous object.
Q43: Objects through which we cannot see anything are called
Opaque objects
Transparent Object
Translucent Objects
Non Luminous objects
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Ans: a.
Objects through which we cannot see anything are called opaque objects. A medium that does not allow light to pass through it is called an opaque medium.
Q44: Odd one out
A book
Pencil box
A wooden screen
Pure water
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Ans: d.
Pure water is transparent. Rests are opaque objects.
Q45: Which of the following is non-luminous?
Tube light
The sun
The Moon
A bonfire
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Ans: c.
Objects that do not emit light on their own are called non-luminous objects. The light emitted by luminous objects falls on non-luminous objects, and then bounces back to our eyes, which enables us to see non-luminous objects.
Q46: Odd one out
A clear plastic scale
A soap bubble
Frosted glass
Pure water
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Ans: c.
Frosted glass is translucent while rests are transparent.
Q47: Which
Chlorophyll
Leaveswers
Nodesnternode
Allove
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Therootsare
Q48: A medium that allows the entire light incident on it to pass through it is called
Denser medium
Rarer medium
Translucent objects
Transparent medium
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Ans: d.
A medium that allows the entire light incident on it to pass through it is called a transparent medium.
Q49: A medium that allows only a part of the light incident on it to pass through it is called
Denser medium
Rarer medium
Translucent objects
Transparent medium
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Ans: c.
A medium that allows only a part of the light incident on it to pass through it is called a translucent medium.
Q50: Shadows are formed when light is
Reflected by an object
Bent by an object
Blocked by an object
Magnified by an object
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Ans: c.
A shadow is a dark patch formed behind an opaque object when it is placed in the path of light. A shadow is formed only when a light source, an opaque object and a screen are present.
Q51: Shadows
Are of same color as an object
Are always black
Change color based on time of day
Are colorless and shapeless
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Ans: b.
A shadow is a dark patch formed behind an opaque object when it is placed in the path of light. A shadow is formed only when a light source, an opaque object and a screen are present.
Q52: Lunar eclipse occurs when
The sun, earth and moon are in a straight line and Earth is in the middle.
The sun, earth and moon are in a straight line and moon is in the middle.
The sun, earth and moon are in a straight line and sun is in the middle.
None of these
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Ans: a.
The sun acts as the light source, the earth as the opaque object, and the moon as the screen.
Q53: Which of the following not follows principles of rectilinear propagation of light?
Solar eclipse
Pinhole camera
Lunar eclipse
None of theses
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Ans: d.
All of the above follows rectilinear propagation of light.
Q54: What is the nature of eclipse in umbra region?
Full shadow
Half shadow
Quartered shadow
Beam of light
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Ans: a.
Region has total eclipse
Q55: Solar eclipse occur when
The sun, earth and moon are in a straight line and Earth is in the middle
The sun, earth and moon are in a straight line and Sun is in the middle
The sun, earth and moon are in a straight line and Moon is in the middle
None of these
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Ans: c.
Shadow of moon falls on earth and blocks the sun. On this day sun cannot be seen.
Q56: What is the nature of eclipse in penumbra region?
Full shadow
Half shadow
Quartered shadow
Beam of light
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Ans: b.
Region has partial eclipse
Q57: Dark shape form on a surface when an object blocks the source of light.
Reflected light
Image
Shadow
Eclipse
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Ans: c.
Shadows show the outline of object.
Q58: Which of the following makes fainted shadow?
Transparent Objects
Luminous objects
Opaque objects
Translucent Objects
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Ans: d.
Translucent Objects block light only partially, so they make faint shadows.
Q59: Shape of the shadow depends on shape of the
Object
Light intensity
Temperature
Climate
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Ans: a.
The size and shape of the shadow depends on the position and orientation of the opaque object between the source of light and the screen.
Q60: Which of the following make dark or fainted shadow?
Transparent Objects
Both c and d
Opaque objects
Translucent Objects
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Ans: b.
Q61: A shape that would give a circular shadow if held in one way and a rectangular shadow if held in another way?
Rectangle
Cylindrical
Triangle
Circle
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Ans: b.
The size and shape of the shadow depends on the position and orientation of the opaque object between the source of light and the screen. Cylindrical shape will form circular shade when light falls on circular part while when other side faces the sun rectangular shape is formed.
Q62: Shadows are formed when
A transparent object comes in the path of light
A luminous object comes in the path of light
An opaque object comes in the path of light
A luminous object comes in the path of light
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Ans: c.
A shadow is a dark patch formed behind an opaque object when it is placed in the path of light. A shadow is formed only when a light source, an opaque object and a screen are present.
Q63: Pinhole camera is based on principle that
Light can make a shadow
Light travels in straight line
Image can change from left to right
Opaque objects block the path of life
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Ans: b.
The pinhole camera works on the principle that light travels in a straight line. The image formed by a pinhole camera is real, inverted and diminished in size when compared to the original object.
Q64: The image formed by pinhole camera is
Real
Inverted
Diminished
All of these
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Ans: d.
The pinhole camera works on the principle that light travels in a straight line. The image formed by a pinhole camera is real, inverted and diminished in size when compared to the original object.
Q65: The image formed in pinhole camera is
Black
Upright
Inverted
Erect
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Ans: c.
The image formed by a pinhole camera is real, inverted and diminished in size when compared to the original object.
Q66: An eclipse can be viewed
Naked eyes
Using a Pinhole camera
DSLR
Digital camera
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Ans: b.
Rectilinear propagation of light
Q67: What developed form of a pinhole camera uses to capture images?
Memory card
Chips
Photosensitive film
Translucent Paper
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Ans: c.
Q68: The image formed by a pinhole camera
is black and contains little details of the object
is black and contains all the details of the object.
is colourful and contains little details of the object.
is colourful and contains all the details of the object.
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Ans: d.
Q67: The image formed by a pinhole camera is always
Larger than the object
Smaller than the object
Larger than and equal to the object
Smaller than and equal to the object.
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Ans: b.
Q68: Pinhole camera image is always
Inverted
Real
Virtual
Dispersed
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Ans: a.
Q69: What kind of film can be used in pinhole cameras?
35mm or120 or220
color
black and white
All of these
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Ans: d.
Any kind – 35mm, 120, 220, large format, black and white or color or even IR – so long as it works with your camera, it’ll work for pinhole.
Q70: Reciprocity failure is
When reciprocal relationship breaks down and doubling the exposure time doubles the exposure
When reciprocal relationship breaks down and doubling the exposure time no longer doubles the exposure.
Both a and b
None of these.
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Ans: b.
Reciprocity failure is when reciprocal relationship breaks down and doubling the exposure time no longer doubles the exposure.
Q71: Rectilinear propagation of light
Rays of light always travel in curve line
Rays of light always travel along a straight line
Rays of light always travel in zigzag line
Rays of light always travel bends it path while travelling
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Ans: b.
Q72: Straight line of lights are
Reflections
Images
Shadows
Rays
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Ans: d.
Q73: Beam of light
Car head light
Torch beam
Both a and b
None of these
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Ans: c.
Q74: Surface that gives smooth reflection
Mirror
Polished metal
Both Mirror and polished metal
None of these
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Ans: c.
Q75: A beam of light
Light which is produced by sun?
A thin straight line of light
A thick straight line of light
Rays travelling together in an organized ways
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Ans: d.
Q76: A ray of light
Light which is produced by sun?
A thin straight line of light
A thick straight line of light
Rays travelling together in an organized ways
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Ans: b.
Q77: What is of same colour as of object?
Reflected light
Image
Shadow
Eclipse
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Ans: b.
Image is formed when light is reflected back from an object.
Q78: The image is not Sharp, when light beam falls on
Rough surface
Oily surface
Smooth surface
Hole
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Ans: a.
Reflected ray are reflected back at different angles, depending on angles they fall on. This is called diffused reflection.
Q79: Mirror image gives
Gives clear image
Gives bigger image
Gives smaller image
Gives fainted image
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Ans: a.
Q80: Images are _____ from shadows
Bigger
Smaller
Similar
Different
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Ans: d.
Q81: Reflection is the process where
The light incident on an object enters into the other medium.
The light incident only on an translucent object bounces back into the same medium.
The light incident on an object bounces back into the same medium.
None of these
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Ans: c.
The phenomenon of bouncing back of light after falling on the surfaces of the objects is called reflection of light.