Class 7 Light CBSE Questions & Answers
Class 7 · Light
This is Science Class 7 Light CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
White light consist of
- A5 colours
- B3 colours
- C9 colours
- D7 coloursCorrect
2
Band of seven colour of light appeared on screen when white light passes through is prism is called
- ARefractive index
- BAngle of deviation
- CColour band
- DSpectrumCorrect
3
Real image is always
- AInverted and diminished
- BErect
- CInvertedCorrect
- DErect and enlarged
4
In a concave mirror the reflecting surface is
- ABent-in surfaceCorrect
- BUneven surface
- CBulging out surface
- DPlane surface
5
Plane mirror always form image that is
- AReal and inverted and larger than object
- BVirtual, erect and same size of objectCorrect
- CReal, erect and smaller than object
- DVirtual, inverted and same size of object
6
Bodies which give out their own light is called
- ANon-luminous body
- BLuminous bodyCorrect
- CBurning body
- DIlluminated body
7
____________ refers to collection of rays.
- AImage
- BPhoton
- CBeamCorrect
- DShadow
8
All the rays of light parallel to principle axis after reflection passes through
- APole
- BMid point of lens.
- CRadius of curvature
- DFocusCorrect
9
Sky appear red during
- ADuring noon
- BSunrise and sunsetCorrect
- CDuring early noon
- DDuring day
10
The mirror used as rear view mirror in vehicle is
- AConcave mirror
- BAny one of above
- CConvex mirrorCorrect
- DPlane mirror
11
Rainbow is formed due to ____________ light through tiny water droplets.
- ADispersionCorrect
- BRefraction
- CReflection
- DScattering
12
Which one is a transparent object?
- ADense fog
- BWax paper
- CStone
- DReading glassCorrect
13
In convex mirror, the reflection of light takes place at
- AFlat surface
- BBulging out surfaceCorrect
- CAn uneven surface
- DBent in surface
14
A diverging mirror is
- AA concave mirror
- BA convex mirrorCorrect
- CA plane mirror
- DA shaving mirror
15
In regular reflection, angle of incidence is always equal to
- AAngle of deviation
- BAngle of refraction
- CAngle of emergence
- DAngle of reflectionCorrect