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A blue dress appears blue because the dress is – – – blue light.
Charging
Reflecting
Reflecting
Transmitting
2
Light travels in a – – – – line.
Concentric
Triangular
Circular
Straight
3
Clear glass is a translucent object
True
False
4
Jenny is drinking a glass of apple cider. She looks through the glass and the objects are fizzy. This is because.
Apple cider is transparent
Apple cider is opaque
Apple cider is translucent
5
– – – Light can be separated into a rainbow of colours.
Ultraviolet
Polarised
White
Fluorescent
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A series of coloured band created when sunlight is separated through a prism is called – – –
Fulcrum
Spectrum
Tantrum
Drum
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How is a rainbow formed?
The light is transmitted through clouds, which causes us to see a rainbow
Light rays as they pass from air through drops of water
The air during rain reflects all the colour of a rainbow
The light is being absorbed by the raindrops
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Why does a green apple look green?
It reflects green light, but absorbs all the other colours
It transmits all of the light
It absorbs green light, but transmits all the other colours
It absorbs green light, but reflects other colours
9
If your shadow is in front of you, where is the sun?
On your right side
Over your head
In front
Behind you
10
– – – objects, block all light and form shadows.
Opaque
Transmission
Translucent
Transparent
11
Which colour absorbs almost all of the light that hits it?
Black
White
Red
Blue
12
If a material allows light to pass, but you cannot clearly see the object on the other side, the material is – – –.
Transmission
Reflection
Transparent
Translucent
13
The shadow of an object is always the same size as an object
False
True
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An example of non-luminous object is
Electric bulb
Moon
Candle
Sun
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The angle between the normal and reflected ray is known as – – –
Angle of reflection
Angle of deviation
Angle of emergence
Angle of incidence
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The size of the shadow changes when the – – – between the object and light source changes
Beam
Distance
Path
None of the above
17
The closer the source of light, the– – – – is the shadow.
Bigger
Smaller
Same size
Clearer
18
An incident ray is
The point at which incident ray falls on mirror
The ray of light, which falls on the mirror surface
The ray, which means a right angle to the mirror surface
The ray of light, which is sent back by the mirror
19
If you fill a clear glass with water and place a straw in the glass, how does the straw appear?
It appears bent or broken
It appears normal
It seems to change colour
It disappears completely
20
Which is not a natural so source of light?
Sun
Moon
Stars
Glow worms
21
– – – objects give out light.
Luminous
Transparent
Nonluminous
Opaque
22
Stopping light and holding it in is – – –
Reflection
Absorption
Prison
Refraction
23
A shadow is formed when something – – – the path of light
Allows
Blocks
Float
24
Which among the following is not a transparent object?
Glass
Frosted glass
Cellotape
Diamond
25
Band of seven colours is obtained through – – – of light.
Dispersion
Absorption
Operation
Transmission
26
The dark shape formed when an opaque object is placed in the way of light is called – – – –.
Transparent
Shadow
Glass
Heat
27
Which word describes animals that can produce light inside their bodies?
Fossils
Nocturnal
Bioluminescence
Biological
28
Which of the following is not an opaque material?
Mirror
Frosted glass
Wood
Glass
29
Imagine a candle flame light from the candle flame travels in which direction?
In straight lines
In random lines
In acres
All of the above
30
Which object does not reflect more light?
Polarise surface
Both a and B
Unpolished surface
Shining surface
31
Kevin is fishing. He can see the rocks at the bottom of the lake because water is – – – – –.
Transparent
Opaque
Translucent
32
Which statement is correct about laws of reflection?
The angle of reflection is equal to 90°
The angle of reflection is equal to an angle of incidence
The angle of incidence is equal to angle formed by normal ray
Incident ray, normal ray, reflected ray all lie on the same plane
33
The bending of the light is – – –.
Reflection
Refraction
Transmission
Absorption
34
A branch of physics that deals with the phenomena of applying light and vision is called – – –
Mathematics
Geography
Optics
Botany
35
Sun and stars are – – – source of light
None of the above
Natural
Man made
Artificial
36
According to the law of reflection, the angle of incidence is 40°. What is the angle of reflection?
80°
40°
50°
30°
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A – – – – is used to separate white light into all its colour.
Prism
Magnifying glass
Lens
Polarised filter
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Objects that allow all light to shine through are called – – – –.
Would
Transparent
Translucent
Opaque