Curved mirrors are also called:
Spherical mirrors
Round mirrors
Plane mirrors
Transparent mirrors
The outer surface of a metal spoon acts like a:
Concave mirror
Plane mirror
Convex mirror
Transparent 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
The Phenomenon of bouncing back of light is called :
Refraction
Dispersion
Reflection
Rectilinear propagation
A converging lens is also called
Concave
Cylindrical
Convex
Plane
A plane mirror forms the image of the object as
False
Real
Distorted
Virtual
Anything kept in front of a mirror is known as
Surface
Target
Object
Image
The inner surface of a metal spoon acts like a:
A coloured disc used to show that white light can be obtained by mixing seven colours .
Newton's disc
Faraday's disc
Edison's disc
Einsteins disc
Which type of mirrors use to see our own image ?
Spherical