Class 10 Human Eye And Colourful World CBSE Questions & Answers
Class 10 · Human Eye And Colourful World
Class 10 Human Eye and Colourful World CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
Which is the correct condition for the total internal reflection to occur?
- AAll of these
- Blight should pass from rarer to denser medium
- Clight should pass from denser to rarer mediumCorrect
- DCritical angle should be grater than angle of incidence
2
If the angle of incidence is increased for a pair of air – glass interface, then the angle of refraction will
- Aremains the same
- BdecreaseCorrect
- Cincrease
- Dfirst increases and then decreases
3
The lateral displacement of an incident ray passing out of a rectangular glass slab
- ANone of these
- Bis directly proportional to the thickness of the glass slabCorrect
- Cindependent of the thickness of the glass slab
- Dinversely proportional to the thickness of the glass slab
4
Find the incorrect statement
- ALarge sized particles scatter light of longer wavelengths
- BPresbyopia occurs due to weakening of ciliary muscles
- CRefractive index of glass for violet colour is more than that for red colour
- DSun is visible 2 minutes after sunrise and 2 minutes before sunsetCorrect
5
A person developing near sightedness due to-
- AAll of theseCorrect
- BThe size of eye ball has elongated
- CThe focal length of eye lens has decreased
- DPower of eye lens has increased
6
Which of the following phenomena is not the result of total internal reflection?
- AMirage
- BTwinkling of stars
- Cboth Looming and Twinkling of starsCorrect
- DLooming
7
Danger signals are red in colour because
- Ared colour is least scatteredCorrect
- Bwavelength of red colour is less than that of other colour
- Cred colour looks attractive
- Dred colours is most scattered
8
Optical fibre is used for
- AAll of theseCorrect
- Bbiomedical engineering
- Cmedical applications
- Dcommunication over long distance
9
A person cannot see distinctly any object placed beyond 40cm from his eyes. Calculate the power of the lens which will help him to see distant objects clearly.
- A-1.5 Dioptre
- B-2.5 DioptreCorrect
- C+1 Dioptre
- D+2 Dioptre
10
Bees are sensitive to
- AInfrared light
- Bultraviolet redCorrect
- CAll of these
- DWhite light
11
Statement A : Improper functioning of rod shaped cells causes colour blindness , Statement B : The focal length of the human eye can be increased or decreased
- ABoth Statement A and B are true
- BNeither statement A nor statement B is true
- CStatement A is true, B is false
- DStatement B is true, A is falseCorrect
12
A boy uses spectacles of focal length – 50cm. Hence the defect of vision, he is suffering from-
- AFar-sightedness
- BMyopiaCorrect
- CPresbyopia.
- DHypermetropia
13
What happens to the image distance in the eye when we increase the distance of an object from the eye?
- AImage distance increases
- Bfirst increases then decreases
- CImage distance decreases
- Dremains the sameCorrect
14
The near point of a hypermetropic person is 75 cm if the person uses eye glasses having power +1.0D, Calculate the distance of distinct vision for him?
- A+400cm
- B+300cm
- C-400cm
- D-300cmCorrect
15
What is the value of refractive index of the medium if the critical angle of incidence in a denser – rarer inter face is equal to \({\rm{4}}{{\rm{5}}^0}\) ?
- A2.414
- B3.25
- C1.414Correct
- D2.0