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Light question types

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Light questions

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The deficiency of one of the following in the diet of a person for a considerable time can lead to a disease called night blindness. This one is:
  • A
    Vitamin $B.$
  • B
    Vitamin $D.$
  • Vitamin $A.$
  • D
    Vitamin $C.$

Answer: C.

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The number of images formed of an object placed between two plane mirrors inclined at right angles to each other is:
  • A
    Two
  • B
    Five
  • C
    One
  • Three

Answer: D.

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The defect of vision in which the eye$-$lens of a person gets progressively cloudy resulting in blurred vision is called :
  • A
    Myopia.
  • B
    Night blindness.
  • Cataract.
  • D
    Hypermetropia.

Answer: C.

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Fill in the following blanks with suitable words:
In a movie, the still pictures in proper sequence are projected on the screen usually at the rate of $............$ pictures per second.
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What is the difference between regular reflection and diffuse reflection of light? Name one object which can produce regular reflection of light and another which produces diffuse reflection of light.
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Name the part of the eye:
$a.$ Which controls the amount of light entering the eye.
$b.$ Which converges light rays to form the image.
$c.$ On which image is formed.
$d.$ Which carries the image to brain.
$e.$ Which changes the curvature $($or thickness$)$ of eye$-$lens to focus objects lying at various distances.
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Name the part of the eye:
$a.$ Which controls the amount of light entering the eye.
$b.$ Which converges light rays to form the image.
$c.$ On which image is formed.
$d.$ Which carries the image to brain.
$e.$ Which changes the curvature $($or thickness$)$ of eye$-$lens to focus objects lying at various distances.
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