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In physics
FIRST QUARTER
“OPTICS”
DIRECTIONS: Read the questions carefully and encircle the letter of the correct answer. Avoid
erasures. Erasures means WRONG.
1. A systematized body of knowledge that is based on facts gathered through observation,
experiments & experiences.
a. Science b. Biology c. Chemistry d. Physics
2. Understanding of nature and physical behavior of universe.
a. Social Science b. Natural Science c. Both a and b d. none of the above
3. It deals with matter and energy and its conditions/relationship.
a. Biology b. Physics c. Social Science d. both b and c
4. What is S.I.P. stands for?
a. Social Intellectual Proportion b. Study of Initializing Priority c. Solve Interpret
Prepare d. Science Investigatory Project
5. It is a quantitative description of fundamental property of physical phenomenon.
a. Measurement b. Quantity c. Accuracy d. All of the above
6. Primitive system of measurement that use body parts.
a. Metric system b. Accuracy c. English system d. Precesion
7. How well or agree the result w/ the accepted value.
a. Accuracy b. social science c. both a and b d. none of the above
8. It is the human behavior and culture.
a. Natural science b. zoology c. microbiology d. social science
9. Propose in his article the CORPUSCULAR THEORY of light which explains the light
behaves like a particle.
a. Christian Huygens b. Thomas Young c. Sir Isaac Newton d. Max Planck
10. Discovered the existence of electromagnetic waves through radio waves.
a. Heinrich Hertz b. James Clark Maxwell c. Thomas Young d. Albert Einstein
11. Theorized that light is composed of bundles of wave energy later called protons.
a. Arthur Compton b. Albert Einstein c. Louis Victor de Broglie d. none of the above
12. Bouncing or turning back of the light rays.
a. Reflection b. Refraction c. diffuse refraction d. regular refraction
13. Blending of light of ittravels from a transparent medium of different optical density.
a. Dispersion b. reflection c. regular reflection d. refraction
14. Overlapping of reflected light.
a. Dispersion b. polarization c. interface d. diffraction
15. States that light is composed particle called pproton and behave just like water waves.
a. Dual nature b. corpuscular theory c. quantum theory d. wave theory
16. The type of curved mirror that curves inward.
a. Concave b. convex c. convexo d. concavo
17. If two mirror facing each other will give you infinite images due to
a. Plane mirror b. curve mirror c. convexo d. multiple reflection
18. The type of curved mirror that curves outward.
a. Concave b. convex c. covexo d. concavo
19. A sense organ that enables us to see and interpret the shapes, colors, and dimensions of
the objects in the world.
a. Human eye b. Camera c. a and b d. all of the above
20. Some of this is a part of Human eye which is NOT belong?
a. Cornea b. Iris c. Iris diaphragm d. Acqueous Humour
21. It serves as the window of the eye.
a. Cornea b. Iris c. Shutter d. Acqueous Humour
22. A jelly like assembly of tiny transparent fibers.
a. Iris b. lens c. cornea d. pupil
23. Water like fluid that fills the front of the eye.
a. Vitreous humour b. Retina c. Pupil d. Acqueous Humour
24. It is the film of the eye where the image is formed.
a. Retina b. Iris c. Lens d. Cornea
25. Allows light to pass into the eyes.
a. Cornea b. Pupil c. Iris d. Lens
26. It is the colored part of the eye.
a. Cornea b. Lens c. Pupil d. Iris
27. Jelly like liquid that fills the most of the eye.
a. Vitreous humour b. Acqueous humour c. Optic Nerve d. none of the above
28. It is a device that records images that can be stored directly, transmitted to another
location or both.
a. Camera b. Human eye c. Monopod d. All of the above
29. The term camera comes from the word camera obscura latin for
a. Dark chamber b. White chamber c. Yellow chamber d. Brown chamber
30. A light sensitive film to record an image.
a. Shutter b. converging lens c. diaphragm d. aperture
31. The regulates the amount of the light that enters the camera through the
aperture just as the regulates the amount of light that eters the eye through the
pupil.
a. Diaphragm – Iris c. Diaphragm - Eyelids
b. Shutter – Eyelids d. Shutter – Iris
32. A light wave is polarized if its vibrations are confined to a single plane.
a. Scattering b. Diffraction c. Polarization d. Total Internal Reflection
33. He introduced his postulates to explain black body radiation.
a. Heinrich Hertz b. Max Planck c. Thomas Young d. Christian Huygens
34. What is the function of this “EYE – The lens converges light to form an image on the
retina.”
a. Focusing image b. Forming image c. Controlling amount of light d. all of the above
35. What is the vision deffects of this if it’s causes is long eyeball ,image of distant objects
falls in front of retina.
a. Myopia b. Hyperopia c. Farsightedness d. both b and c
36. Is not a single color, it is made up of a mixture of the seven colours of the rainbow.
a. White light b. black light c .yellow light d. blue light
37. It is the primary color in light.
a. Cyan, magenta, yellow b. Red, green, blue c. pink,violet,orange d. all of the above
38. Is the separation of white light by a prism into bands of colors.
a. Complementary color b. pigment c. white light d. dispersion
39. What color will form when you add blue and green?
40. What do you call to a pigment which absorbs a single frequency or color of light?
41. The following are the three main parts of a Science, which is NOT belong?
42. The recquires making observations, recording data, and analyzing data in a
form that can be duplicated by other scientist.
a. Sir Isaac Newton b. Christian Huygens c. Thomas Young d. James Clark Maxwell
47. He showed in his experiment that protons of x rays decreased in energy when colliding
with electrons.
48. Accounts for the red color of the sky at sunset and sunrise and the blue sky at day time.
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NAT
REVIWER IN
PHYSICS
First Quarter
“Optics”
IV Silvestre
1. A 28. A
2. B 29. A
3. B 30. B
4. D 31. A
5. A 32. C
6. C 33. B
7. A 34. B
8. D 35. A
9. C 36. A
10. A 37. B
11. B 38. D
12. A 39. C
13. D 40. A
14. C 41. D
15. A 42. C
16. A 43. A
17. D 44. A
18. B 45. B
19. A 46. B
20. C 47. A
21. C 48. A
22. B 49. A
23. D 50. C
24. A
25. B
26. D
27. A