FBQ1: A convex lens is called _____________. Answer: converging lens FBQ2: A positive magnification greater than unity indicates ________________. Answer: virtual image FBQ3: _______ is formed through actual intersection of light rays and can be captured on a screen. Answer: Real image FBQ4: Snell’s law states that the sine of the angle of incident and _____ have a constant ratio to each other. Answer: reflection FBQ5: ________ is defined as the distance between image and mirror. Answer: Image distance FBQ6: When the object is placed at the focal point of a convex lens, the image is formed at ______. Answer: Infinity FBQ7: The study of wavelengths of the radiation coming out from a hot body is called ______. Answer: Spectra FBQ8: The angular magnification of a microscope in normal use is given by ___. Answer: 1+(D/F) FBQ9: The ____________ of a lens is a point through which rays of light pass through without being deviated by the lens. Answer: Optical center FBQ10: When light vibrates in a single plane it is said to be____. Answer: Polarized FBQ11: ______ acts as a muscular diaphragm of variable size that controls the size of pupil and also function to regulate the amount of light entering to the eye. Answer: Iris FBQ12: The type of spectrum formed by white light produced when a solid material is heated to incandescence is called _______________ spectrum. Answer: continuous FBQ13: When white light passes through a prism, a spectrum of different colours is formed. The colour that represents the wave with the least frequency of the spectrum is _____________. Answer: Red FBQ14: Restrictions imposed on the free motion of a particle ( or a system of particles) are generally called _____________ Answer: Constraint FBQ15: The path along which light travels is called a ________. Answer: Ray FBQ16: The normal is always ___________ to the mirror. Answer: perpendicular FBQ17: Light travels in ________ lines. Answer: Straight FBQ18: ________ are drawn on light rays to show the direction in which light travels. Answer: Arrows FBQ19: How many images will be formed in two plane mirrors which are inclined at angle 90o to each other? Answer: 3 FBQ20: ___________ mirrors are used as rear view mirrors in automobiles. Answer: Convex FBQ21: The angle of incident equals to the angle of reflection. This statement is referred to as _____________ of reflection. Answer: second law FBQ22: ______ is the distance between the optical center and the principal focal of the lens. Answer: Focal length FBQ23: The ______ of a converging lens is the point to which all rays parallel and close to the principal axis converge after refraction through the lens. Answer: Principal focus FBQ24: When light travels from a fast medium to a slower medium, the refracted ray changes phase by _________. Answer: wavelength/3 FBQ25: Diffraction effect is more for a ____________ image. Answer: sharp FBQ26: The image formed by an astronomical telescope is _________. Answer: virtual and diminished FBQ27: ________ are drawn on light rays to show the direction in which light travels. Answer: arrows FBQ28: In regular reflection, parallel light rays remain ________after falling on a smooth and polished surface. Answer: parallel FBQ29: Light travels in ________ lines. Answer: Straight FBQ30: What is the refractive index of glass material for which the speed of light in it is m/s? Answer: 1.56 FBQ31: An image formed by a plane mirror is _____. Answer: laterally inverted FBQ32: The central spot of Newtons rings is _______ due to destructive interference. Answer: Dark FBQ33: A simple microscope uses__________. Answer: one convex lens FBQ34: A compound microscope consists of ________. Answer: two convex lenses FBQ35: A triangular glass block, which may be equilateral or isosceles, which can be used for refraction experiment is called the ______________. Answer: Prism MCQ1: Convex mirror is used in motor vehicle as side mirror because of ___________. Answer: Has a very wide field of view MCQ2: The SI unit of image magnification is ___________. Answer: No unit MCQ3: A beam of light may be ____________. Answer: Parallel MCQ4: A man has a concave mirror with focal length of 40cm. How far should the mirror be held from his face in order to give an image of two fold magnification? Answer: 60cm MCQ5: A diverging mirror of 0.5 m focal length produces a virtual image of 0.25m from the mirror. How far from the mirror should the object be placed? Answer: 0.5m MCQ6: Maximum deviation of prism occurs when angle of incidence is ___________. Answer: 90⁰ MCQ7: The refracting angle of a prism is 62⁰ and the refractive index of the glass for yellow light is 1.65. What is the smallest possible angle of incidence of a ray of this yellow light which is transmitted without total reflection? Answer: 43.58⁰ MCQ8: For a small angle prism, the deviation is independent of __________ . Answer: Size of the angle of incidence MCQ9: One end of a cylindrical glass rod of refractive index 1.5 is a hemispherical surface of radius of curvature 20mm. An object is placed on the axis of the rod at 80mm to the left of the vertex of the angle of the surface. Determine the position of the image. Answer: 120mm MCQ10: One end of a cylindrical glass rod of refractive index 1.5 is a hemispherical surface of radius of curvature 20mm. An object is placed on the axis of the rod at 80mm to the left of the vertex of the angle of the surface. Determine the position if the image of the rod is immersed in water of refractive index 1.33. Answer: 184.6mm MCQ11: A convex lens is __________. Answer: A converging lens MCQ12: The distance between the optical centre and the principal focal of the lens is called __________. Answer: Focal Length MCQ13: The line joining the centres of curvature of the two curved surfaces forming the lens is called _________. Answer: Principal axis MCQ14: When an object is placed at the principal focus of a convex lens, the image formed is ____________. Answer: at infinity MCQ15: A beam of light of wavelength 550nm travelling in air is incident on a surface of transparent material. The incident beam makes an angle of 60 degree with the normal and the Answer: 1.23 MCQ16: When the object distance for a convex lens is greater than 2F, the image formed is __________. Answer: Inverted MCQ17: Image formed by concave lens is ________. Answer: Virtual MCQ18: A pin is placed 40cm away from a convex lens of focal length 15cm. Determine the magnification of the pin formed by the lens . Answer: 1.67 MCQ19: The spreading of white light into the full spectrum is called ________. Answer: Dispersion MCQ20: when a ray of light incident at an angle greater than the critical angle, the phenomenon is called ____________. Answer: Total internal reflection MCQ21: Submarine periscope uses the phenomenon of ___________. Answer: Total internal reflection MCQ22: The ability of the lens to focus on near and far objects is called ___________. Answer: Accommodation MCQ23: Appearance of colour in thin films is due to________. Answer: interference MCQ24: The experiment that shows that wavelength of light is smaller than that of sound is called_________. Answer: Diffraction MCQ25: Examples of transverse wave are the following except: Answer: P wave MCQ26: A compound microscope consists of two ________lenses. Answer: Convex MCQ27: The advantage of reflector telescope over the normal telescope is __________. Answer: Its large angle of magnification MCQ28: For two waves to superpose the waves must have the same _________. Answer: Wavelength MCQ29: Constructive interference occurs, when the intensity of the two interfering waves is __________. Answer: Maximum MCQ30: ________ are drawn on light rays to show the direction in which light travels. Answer: Arrows MCQ31: A ray of light passing through the ________ retraces its path. Answer: Centre of curvature MCQ32: The central spot of Newtons rings is _______ due to destructive interference. Answer: Dark MCQ33: A simple microscope uses__________. Answer: One convex lens MCQ34: Appearance of colour in thin films is due to________. Answer: Interference MCQ35: The study of wavelengths of the radiation coming out from a hot body is called ______. Answer: Spectra