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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region VI – Western Visayas
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF BAGO CITY

    PHYSICAL SCIENCE-QUARTER 2
    SUMMATIVE TEST 3
    Name: _______________________________________________________________________________________
    Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answers on the given space for
    answers.
    WRITE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER HERE:
    (Isulat ang letra nga inyu sabat sa table nga may mga numero.)

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
    21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
    31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

    1. What do you call the phenomenon by which the incident light falling on the surface is sent back into
    the same medium?
    A. Absorption B. Reflection C. Polarization D. Refraction
    2. What angle is formed by an incoming ray with the normal?
    A. Angle of reflection C. Angle of incidence
    B. Angle of refraction D. Angle of equivalence
    3. Which statement best describes the “Law of reflection”?
    A. The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection
    B. The angle of reflection is perpendicular to the normal.
    C. The angle of reflection is parallel to the angle of incidence
    D. Both the angle of incidence and reflection lie in different planes.
    4. What type of reflection is produced by rough surfaces?
    A. Total internal reflection B. Dispersion C. Diffuse reflection D. Specular reflection
    5. Which of the following best describes a Normal line?
    A. The path is taken by the rays of light as it approaches the surface
    B. Line parallel to the incident and reflected ray
    C. An imaginary line is drawn perpendicular to the reflecting surface
    D. The total distance traveled by light upon reflecting
    6. Which of the following pairs perfectly describes the reflection produced by a smooth surface?
    A. Diffuse reflection: clear and vivid C. Specular reflection: unclear and vague
    B. Diffuse reflection: unclear and vague D. Specular reflection: clear and vivid
    7. An incoming ray of light strikes the mirror at an angle of 30˚ relative to the normal. What is the
    angle between the incident ray and the reflected ray?
    A. 15 ˚ B. 30 ˚ C. 60 ˚ D. 90 ˚
    8. A ray of light strikes a polished surface at an angle of 37˚. What is the angle of reflection and
    location of the reflected ray?
    A. 37.0˚ on the same side with the incident ray
    B. 37.0˚ on the other side of the normal line
    C. 53.0˚ on the same side with the incident ray
    D. 53.0˚ on the other side of the normal line
    9. Two flat mirrors are perpendicular to each other as shown in the figure. An incoming beam of light
    makes an angle of 15˚ with the first mirror. What angle will the outgoing beam make with the second
    mirror?
    A. 15 ˚
    B. 30 ˚
    C. 75 ˚
    D. 90 ˚

    10. The angle between a horizontal ruler and a vertical plane mirror is 30◦. What is the angle between
    the ruler and its image?
    A. 90˚ B. 60˚ C. 30˚ D. 15˚
    11. What can be said of the image formed in the bulging reflecting surface of a spoon?
    a. Virtual upright, and larger than the object
    b. Virtual, inverted, and larger than the object
    c. Virtual, upright and smaller than the object
    d. Virtual, inverted, and smaller than the object
    12. Where should the object be positioned to have a smaller and inverted image in a concave mirror?
    a. At the focus
    b. At the center of curvature
    c. Beyond the center of curvature
    d. Between the curvature and focus
    13. When you see a “wet spot” mirage on the road in front of you, what are you most likely seeing?
    a. Sky b. Hot air c. Water d. Fragment of your imagination
    14. White light goes through a filter that can absorb blue light; what color of light can pass through as
    perceived by an observer?
    a. Blue b. Green c. Red d. Yellow
    15. When green light shines on a red rose, why do the petals look black?
    a. It absorbs green light c. It reflects green light
    b. It reflects the color black d. It absorbs all the colors of light.
    16. For you to see a rainbow, where should the sun be positioned?
    a. In front of you c. Behind you
    b. On your left side d. On your right side
    17. Which is scattered by very small particles present in the atmosphere?
    a. All wavelengths of light c. Smaller wavelength of light
    b. Medium wavelength of light d. Larger wavelength of light
    18. Which explains why the sky is blue?
    a. Blue light is not easily scattered by the atmosphere
    b. Blue light is not easily absorbed by the atmosphere
    c. Air molecules scatter blue light more readily than other colors
    d. Blue light is reflected off the world’s oceans into the atmosphere
    19. Which explains why sunsets are red?
    a. Air molecules scatter red light more readily than others
    b. Red light is of shorter wavelength than other colors of light
    c. Red light survives the absorption of the particles in the atmosphere
    d. Red light is scattered the least and is transmitted the most in the atmosphere
    20. What do you call the colored spots of light that developed due to the refraction of light through ice
    crystals?
    a. Halo b. Sundog c. Sunspot d. Rainbow
    21. Which of the following supports the wave nature of electrons?
    A. dispersion of white light in a prism
    B. double-slit experiment
    C. image formation in a mirror
    D. diffraction grating
    22. What scenario will result in the formation of interference patterns?
    A. Blue light is used in a double-slit experiment.
    B. X-rays are used in crystallization.
    C. Water is heated to 1000C in a pot.
    D. An electron enters a parallel plate capacitor which deflects the electrons downward.
    23. What is the reason in one at a time projection of electrons in the conduct of the double-slit
    experiment?
    A. The detector needs time to reset to detect the next electron.
    B. The slits are too narrow to allow two electrons to pass at the same time.
    C. This prevented the electrons from interacting with each other.
    D. Time is needed to generate more electrons.
    24. What is seen on the screen detector in the electron double-slit experiment?
    A. white bands C. monochromatic light
    B. dark bands D. alternating white and dark bands
    25. What observations in the double-slit experiment led to the conclusion that electrons behave like
    waves?
    A. Electrons spread-out.
    B. Electrons form diffraction patterns.
    C. Electrons build up an interference pattern.
    D. Electrons remain at specific locations.
    26. Which statement best describes how waves behave when they occupy the same location at the
    same time?
    A. A crest overlapping with a crest will constructively interfere to produce a smaller wave
    B. A crest overlapping with a trough will constructively interfere to produce a smaller wave
    C. A trough overlapping with a trough will constructively interfere to produce a bigger wave.
    D. A trough overlapping with a trough will destructively interfere to produce a bigger wave.
    For nos. 27-30, refer to the following choices.
    A. Dispersion B. Scattering C. Interference D. Diffraction

    27. It refers to the bending of light around an obstacle.


    28. It is a combination of two or more waves.
    29. It is the splitting of white light into its component colors.
    30. It is the deflection of light in all directions by minute particles and molecules.
    31. What color of light deviates greatly in the dispersion of white light by a prism?
    A. Violet B. Blue C. Green D. Red
    32. What property of light is responsible for the alternating light and dark bands when light passes
    through two or more narrow slits?
    A. Refraction B. polarization C. diffraction D. interference
    33. Which is responsible for the spreading of light as it passes through a narrow slit?
    A. refraction B. polarization C. diffraction D. interference
    34. What is the main principle used in interference?
    A. Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle C. Quantum Mechanics
    B. Superposition Principle D. Fermi Principle
    35. What will happen to the amplitude of the resulting wave if two waves of the same amplitude add
    constructively?
    A. It will double. C. It will become 4x.
    B. It will decreases in half. D. It will become one-fourth.

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