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Question (31)
QN00611
A student sees sunlight reflected strongly from a glass building. The glass surface mainly causes
  • (A) shadow formation
  • (B) regular reflection
  • (C) absorption
  • (D) scattering only

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Smooth glass surfaces produce regular reflection.

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Question (32)
QN00612
Which statement correctly compares smooth and rough surfaces?
  • (A) Both produce equally clear reflections
  • (B) Smooth surfaces reflect light regularly
  • (C) Rough surfaces reflect light regularly
  • (D) Smooth surfaces absorb all light

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Smooth surfaces produce regular reflection.

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Question (33)
QN00613
Reflection from rough paper allows us to read printed text because the paper
  • (A) reflects light in many directions
  • (B) absorbs all light
  • (C) becomes luminous
  • (D) blocks reflected light completely

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Diffuse reflection allows visibility from many angles.

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Question (34)
QN00614
A polished spoon can show a faint image because it
  • (A) blocks light
  • (B) reflects light
  • (C) absorbs light
  • (D) produces shadows only

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Polished surfaces reflect light.

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Question (35)
QN00615
Which surface would produce the clearest reflection of a candle flame?
  • (A) Muddy water
  • (B) Crumpled paper
  • (C) Plane mirror
  • (D) Rough stone

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Plane mirrors produce sharp reflections.

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Question (36)
QN00616
A mirror used in a dressing table is usually plane because it produces
  • (A) no reflection
  • (B) clear upright images
  • (C) coloured images only
  • (D) enlarged shadows

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Plane mirrors form upright images.

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Question (37)
QN00617
Reflection of light from road signs helps drivers because the signs
  • (A) absorb vehicle headlights
  • (B) reflect light towards drivers
  • (C) block all incoming light
  • (D) create shadows on roads

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Reflective signs return light toward drivers.

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Question (38)
QN00618
Which of the following conditions gives the best reflection from water?
  • (A) Water with large waves
  • (B) Water mixed with sand
  • (C) Still water surface
  • (D) Boiling water

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Smooth still water reflects light clearly.

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Question (39)
QN00619
Traditional Indian metal mirrors were polished carefully mainly to
  • (A) absorb more light
  • (B) form clearer reflections
  • (C) stop light transmission
  • (D) create shadows only

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Polishing improves reflection quality.

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Question (40)
QN00620
A student points a torch toward a shiny steel plate and notices reflected light on the wall. This shows that light
  • (A) can bounce back from smooth surfaces
  • (B) always travels through steel
  • (C) disappears after striking metal
  • (D) forms shadows only

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Smooth shiny surfaces reflect light back.

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