When we stand in front of a plane mirror, where do we see our image?
Behind the mirror
In the right side of the mirror
In front of the mirror
In the left side of the mirror
The size of an image formed by a plane mirror is always:
Greater than that of the object
Same as that of the object
Less than that of the object
Light can only pass through a straight tunnel .Which type of light propagation this fact expresses ?
Rectilinear
Bouncing effect
Curvilinear
Non linear
An upright image is also called a:
Real image
Erect image
Virtual image
False image
A converging lens is also called
Concave
Cylindrical
Convex
Plane
The outer surface of a metal spoon acts like a:
Concave mirror
Plane mirror
Convex mirror
Transparent mirror
The Phenomenon of bouncing back of light is called :
Refraction
Dispersion
Reflection
Rectilinear propagation
A plane mirror forms the image of the object as
False
Real
Distorted
Virtual
Curved mirrors are also called:
Spherical mirrors
Round mirrors
Plane mirrors
Transparent mirrors
The inner surface of a metal spoon acts like a:
