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Test: How things work - Question 1

A plane mirror reflects a pencil of light to form a real image. What is the incident of the pencil of light on the mirror?

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 1

Plane mirrors don't usually form real images. They form "virtual images" of real objects.
However, things can be arranged so that a plane mirror does form a real image. A convergent light beam can do this.

Test: How things work - Question 2

Which of the following explains why air is not visible?

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 2

Air is transparent because air contains so few atoms, light waves run into very few of them when they shine through air. The molecules of air are smaller than the wavelength of the light. Due to this reason, particles of air weakly interact with visible light and reflect little or no light to our eyes. 
Transparent material allows all the light to pass through it. In other words transmission is the property of light to permit the passage of light with some or none of the incident light being absorbed or scattered in the process. Since, air is transparent, it transmits almost whole of light.

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Test: How things work - Question 3

The mirror image of TRANSPARENT will be 

Test: How things work - Question 4

Which of the following statements is true?

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 4

Light changes its direction after reflection. As we move the object away from the light source, the shadow becomes larger as the distance between object and the light source increases. Reflection is possible from rough surface also. 

Test: How things work - Question 5

Which of the items above will allow you to see around a corner from where you are standing?

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 5

Figure (iii) is periscope which is used to see around the corners. It is based upon the principle of rectilinear propagation of light and reflection of light.

Test: How things work - Question 6

You are standing upright in a room in front of a vertical mirror. In this mirror, you can see from your position, only the upper two- third part of your body. You wish to see the full image of your body in the mirror. Which combination of the following three courses of action will achieve this?
I. Move away from the mirror 
II. Move towards the mirror 
III. Use a mirror whose height will allow you to see your full image 

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 6

The correct answer is 3. Either I or III.

Explanation:

  • I. Move away from the mirror: As you move farther away from the mirror, the amount of your body that you can see in the mirror increases. This happens because the angle of view widens as the distance increases, allowing more of your body to be reflected in the mirror.

  • II. Move towards the mirror: Moving closer to the mirror will actually decrease the amount of your body you can see because the angle of view narrows. Therefore, this action would not help you see your full image.

  • III. Use a mirror whose height will allow you to see your full image: Using a taller mirror that reflects your entire body is an obvious solution to seeing your full image.

So, either moving away from the mirror (I) or using a larger mirror (III) would allow you to see your full image.

Test: How things work - Question 7

Vijay puts some water into four cups made of steel, porcelain, glass, frosted glass. Which one of these cups will allow him to see the level of the water clearly?

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 7

Glass is a transparent material. It allows light to pass through it.

Test: How things work - Question 8

There is no dark shadow formed by the glass when light is shone on it. This is because 

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 8

The shadows are formed when the opaque object cuts off the light from the source. Since glass is transparent, it allows the light to pass through it. So no dark shadow is formed.

Test: How things work - Question 9

Geeta placed three objects made of different materials as shown in the figure. She observed a bright spot of light at (II) but (III) would not get any spot.-Then, 

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 9

Transparent material allows light to pass through it and opaque object obstructs it.

Test: How things work - Question 10

Read the given statements and select the correct option,
Statement 1: Rahul placed a colored plastic bottle in front of the beam of a torch light. Then he placed a transparent sheet of same size on the other side of bottle. No shadow will form on the screen. 
Statement 2: Translucent objects allow light to pass through them partially. 

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 10

A colored plastic bottle is an opaque material. When a light beam is incident on it, a shadow will form on the screen can easily pass through the transparent material.

Test: How things work - Question 11

When Abhishek looked at a lighted torch through an object he could see a faint glow, but not the torch. The object is

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 11

Translucent objects allow only a small part of light to pass through them.

Test: How things work - Question 12

Study the set-up below. 

How will the shadow look like?

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 12

Book is an opaque object and hence does not allow the light of torch to pass through it. As there is no light on the ring, hence no image will be formed and the screen will remain dark due to absence of any light ray.

Test: How things work - Question 13

A girl is 4 m away from the plane mirror. If she moves few steps closer to the mirror, what will happen to the image size in the mirror? 

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 13

The image formed in the plane mirror is always of the same size as that of the object.

Test: How things work - Question 14

Fill in the blanks with most appropriate option. Although a number of objects, such as kites, birds, aeroplanes move in space, but their shadow is not seen on the earth. This is due to the reason that the

(i), the region of complete (ii) is not able to reach the earth. The region of partial (iii), that is the (iv) reaching the earth is too large and too faint to be visible to us.

Test: How things work - Question 15

Riya and Priya were sitting around a round table. They noticed that they could see their own and each other's image onto the table top. Then table top is made of

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 15

Polished glass of red colour reflects some of the light incident on it so images of the both persons are formed on it.

Test: How things work - Question 16

The diagram shows an object O viewed using two mirrors. A person looks into the mirrors as shown. At which position is the image of O seen? 

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 16

Correct Answer :- d

Explanation : Answer is 'D' as the eye can see the image on the first mirror as light will reflect from the second mirror at an angle that it hits the first mirror and then the eye

Test: How things work - Question 17

Look at the Venn diagram. Which of the following objects described below are most likely to be I, II and III? Choose the correct option. 

Test: How things work - Question 18

Which of the following allows light to pass through it easily?

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 18

A glass tumbler is a transparent substance which allows light to pass through it easily.

Test: How things work - Question 19

A solid transparent sphere has a small opaque dot at its centre. When observed from outside, the apparent position of the dot will be

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 19

As u = 

⇒ v = −R

Test: How things work - Question 20

Nisha placed a stick in the playground at 8:15 am in the morning. How will the shadow of the stick at 12:00 noon be in comparison to the one at 8:15 am?

Detailed Solution for Test: How things work - Question 20

Shadow formed is larger in the morning and evening as compare to the shadow at noon because at noon the sun is at top of the stick.            

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