How good are you in optics, take this quiz to check?

How good are you in optics, take this quiz to check
Author : Adiyogi Quiz Master
Posted On : 12-May-2018
Q1: A spherical air bubble is embedded in a piece of glass. For a ray of light passing through the bubble, it behaves like a
- A. Converging lens
- B. Diverging lens
- C. Plano-converging lens
- D. Plano-diverging lens
Q2: What kind of image is created by a concave lens?
- A. upright and smaller
- B. inverted and smaller
- C. inverted and larger
- D. upright and larger
Q3: What kind of lens is used by short-sighted persons?
- A. Convex lens
- B. Concave lens
- C. Cylindrical lens
- D. Compound lens
Q4: A number of images of a candle flame can be seen in a thick mirror. The brightest image is
- A. First
- B. Second
- C. Last
- D. All are of same brightness
Q5: Which one among the following is used to make periscope?
- A. Convex mirror
- B. Concave mirror
- C. Plane mirror
- D. Double sided mirror
Q6: The mirror used for the head light of a car is
- A. Spherical concave
- B. Plane
- C. Cylindrical
- D. Parabolic concave
Q7: The ratio of the focal length of the objective to the focal length of the eyepiece is greater than one for
- A. a microscope
- B. a telescope
- C. both microscope and telescope
- D. neither microscope nor telescope
Q8: The human eye is like a camera and hence it contains a system of lens. The eye lens forms _________.
- A. an upright real image on the retina
- B. an inverted virtual image on the retina
- C. an inverted real image on the retina
- D. an upright virtual image on the retina
Q9: How far must an object be from a concave mirror if the image formed is to be inverted?
- A. less than its focal length
- B. exactly at its focal length
- C. more than its focal length
- D. none of the above
Q10: Different objects at different distances are seen by the eye. The parameter that remains constant is -
- A. the focal length of the eye lens
- B. the object distance from the eye lens
- C. the radii of curvature of the eye lens
- D. the image distance from the eye lens
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