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3.2 Light (July 2024 session)(1)

The document covers the concepts of reflection, refraction, and lenses in physics, including various questions and diagrams related to these topics. It discusses properties of images formed by mirrors and lenses, the behavior of light rays, and the human eye's focusing ability. Additionally, it includes questions from past exams to test understanding of these principles.

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3.2 Light (July 2024 session)(1)

The document covers the concepts of reflection, refraction, and lenses in physics, including various questions and diagrams related to these topics. It discusses properties of images formed by mirrors and lenses, the behavior of light rays, and the human eye's focusing ability. Additionally, it includes questions from past exams to test understanding of these principles.

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LIGHT

Re ection of Light:
REFLECTION OF LIGHT AkhtarMahmood (0333-4281759)

1. A student holds a sheet of paper with 5. An eye views an object O by reflection in


letters on it facing a plane mirror. a plane mirror. Which is the correct ray
The letters on the paper are shown. diagram?

What does the student see in the mirror?

{Q. 22/ P1/June 2010}

2. Which characteristics describe an image {Q. 23/ P1/Nov. 2008}


formed by a plane mirror?
A real and inverted 6. Three students stand 2 m apart in front of
B virtual and upright a plane mirror which is 3 m long.
C real and larger than the object
D virtual and smaller than the object
{Q. 20/ P1/June 2009}

3.
The diagram shows a ray of light from one
point on a lamp striking a plane mirror.

Student Y is standing opposite the mid-


point of the mirror. How many students
can see the images of the other two?
A0 B1 C2 D3
The image of the point on the lamp {Q. 21/ P1/Nov. 2006}
formed by the mirror is 7.
A at P and is real. The diagram shows a patient having her
B at P and is virtual. eyes tested. A chart with letters on it is
C at R and is real. placed behind her and she sees the chart
D at R and is virtual. reflected in a plane mirror.
{Q. 20/ P1/Nov. 2009}

4.
The diagram shows a ray of light reflected
from a plane mirror.

How far away from the patient is the image


of the chart?
A2m B4m C5m D7m
8. {Q. 21/ P1/June 2005}

What is the angle of reflection? A ray of light strikes a plane mirror at an


A30° B 60° C 90° angle of incidence of 20°. The angle of
D 120° incidence is then increased by 5°.
{Q. 20/ P1/Nov. 2007} What is the new angle between the
incident ray and the reflected ray?
A 10° B 25° C 45° D 50°
{Q.24/P11/June 2019}
9. The diagram shows a child using a 10 The diagram shows two divergent rays of
periscope to look at an object on the other light from an object O being reflected from
side of a wall. a plane mirror.
At which position is the image formed?

Which diagram shows a correctly drawn


ray of light from the object?

{Q. 27/P12/June 2018}

11 Which device uses total internal reflection?


A magnifying glass
B optical fibre
C photographic enlarger
D projector
{Q. 29/P12/June 2018}

12 Which statement is correct?


A Total internal reflection only occurs
when light travels from air into glass.
B The larger the refractive index of glass,
the larger is the critical angle.
C When total internal reflection occurs, the
angle of incidence is equal to the angle
of reflection.
D When total internal reflection occurs, the
angle of incidence is less than the
critical angle.
{Q. 23/P11/June 2018}
13 An object O is placed in front of a plane
mirror I is the image formed.

A ray from the top of the object is incident


on the mirror at X.
What happens to this ray?
A It reflects and passes through the
bottom of O.
B It reflects and passes through the top of
O.
C It reflects as though it came from the
bottom of I.
D It reflects as though it came from the top
of I
{Q.24/P12/Nov. 2019}.
Refraction of light
AkhtarMahmood (0333-4281759)

REFRACTION OF LIGHT SALT Academy


1. A semi-circular block is made from a plastic. A 6. A ray of light enters a glass block at an angle of
ray of light passes through it at the angles incidence i producing an angle of refraction r in
shown. the glass.

Several different values of i and r are measured, and


a graph is drawn of sin i against sin r.
Which graph is correct?

To two decimal places, what is the refractive


index of the plastic?
A 1.25 B 1.41 C 1.51 D 1.61

2. A ray of light strikes the surface of a glass block


at an angle of incidence of 45°.
The refractive index of the glass is 1.5.
What is the angle of refraction inside the block?
A 28° B 30° C 45° D 67°

3. The diagram shows four rays of light from a


lamp below the surface of some water.
What is the critical angle for light in water?

7. The diagram shows a ray of light incident on the


edge of a piece of glass. The angle i is bigger than
the critical angle.
Which arrow correctly shows the direction of the
4. The diagram shows the passage of a ray of light ray after it leaves the edge of the glass?
through a triangular glass block.
What is the critical angle of light in glass?

8. What is the angle of refraction for this ray of light


A man sees a stone at the bottom of a pool of moving from glass to air?
5.
water.Which path could be taken by light from
the stone to the man?
LENSES:
Akhtar Mahmood (0333-4281759)
LENSES SALT Academy, Garden Town, Lahore

1. The ray diagram shows two rays from a point on 6. An object 5.0 cm high is placed 2.0 cm from a
an object placed in front of a diverging (concave) converging (convex) lens which is being used as a
lens. magnifying glass.The image produced is 6.0 cm
from the lens and is 15 cm high.

What are the properties of the image produced? What is the focal length of the lens?
A real and larger than the object A 2.0 cm B 3.0 cm C 4.0 cm D 6.0 cm
B real and smaller than the object
C virtual and larger than the object 7. A thin converging lens is used to produce, on a
D virtual and smaller than the object screen, a focused image of a candle.

Convex lenses are used in cameras and as


2. magnifying glasses.
Which types of image are formed?
type of image in type of image in
camera magnifying glass
A Real Real
B Real Virtual
C Virtual Real
D virtual virtual Various focused images are produced on the screen
by moving the lens and the screenbackwards and
3. An object is viewed through a concave forwards.Which statement is always correct?
(diverging) lens. A The image is at the principal focus (focal point) of
What is the correct description of the image the lens.
formed? B The image is bigger than the object.
A real, inverted, magnified C The image is closer to the lens than the object is.
B real, upright, diminished D The image is inverted.
C virtual, inverted, magnified
D virtual, upright, diminished The diagram shows the path of a ray of light passing
8.
through a principal focus F of a lens.
An object is placed in front of a diverging lens as Which broken line shows the direction of the ray
4. shown on the scale diagram. after it leaves the lens?
The principal focus F is marked on each side of
the lens.
What is the position of the image formed by the
lens?

5. An object is placed 20 cm from a converging


lens of focal length 40 cm. ANSWER GRID
Which describes the nature of the image formed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
by the lens?
A real, inverted, diminished
B real, upright, magnified
C virtual, inverted, diminished
D virtual, upright, magnified
Akhtar Mahmood (0333-4281759)
M.Sc.(Physics), MCS, MBA-IT, B.Ed.
HUMAN EYE MIS, DCE, D AS/400e(IBM), OCP(PITB)
[email protected]

Q. A normal eye can focus light from a near object and from a far object. In this question you may ignore
refraction of light at the cornea, as shown in Fig. 1.

Fig. 1
(a) Fig. 1 shows rays of light from a near object hitting the lens of a normal eye.
(i) Complete Fig.1 to show how the lens of the eye focuses the rays of light.
(ii) Describe the image formed on the back of the eye. Tick the correct boxes.

real larger than object upside down

virtual smaller than object right way up [3]

(b) A short-sighted person can see near objects clearly but not far objects.
Fig. 2 shows how the lens of an eye with this defect would focus rays from a far object.

Fig. 2

(i) State what type of lens is used to correct this defect.

………………………...................................................................................................................................
(ii) On Fig. 3, show how this type of lens is used to focus rays from the far object. [3]

Fig. 3
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1. What is true for real images formed by a converging lens?
A They are inverted. B They are on the same side of the lens as the object.
C They can never be shown on a screen. D They cannot be seen by the human eye.

2. The human eye has a converging lens system that produces an image at the back of the eye.
If the eye views a distant object, which type of image is produced?
A real, erect, same size B real, inverted, diminished
C virtual, erect, diminished D virtual, inverted, magnified

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