
Light — Reflection
Science · Grade 8 · Week 17 · 25 questions
Light travels in straight lines, bounces off mirrors, and bends through lenses. Understanding how light behaves explains everything from rainbows to eyeglasses to cameras.
What you'll practise
- Work with angles
- Explain reflection and refraction of light
- Describe how mirrors and lenses form images
- Understand the visible spectrum and colours
All 25 questions in this Light — Reflection quiz
Grade 8 Science — Light — Reflection: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- The law of reflection states that:
- In a regular reflection, the reflected rays are:
- Diffuse reflection occurs on:
- A mirror that gives an erect and magnified image is:
- The normal to a reflecting surface is:
- A kaleidoscope works on the principle of:
- A periscope uses:
- The angle of incidence is measured from:
- Regular reflection is best seen in:
- In a kaleidoscope, the pattern repeats due to:
- The image in a plane mirror is:
- When light reflects at an angle of 60° to the surface, the angle of incidence is:
- A concave mirror can produce:
- Diffuse reflection is responsible for:
- The focal length of a plane mirror is:
- In a periscope, the two mirrors are typically oriented at:
- The image distance from a plane mirror is:
- A convex mirror always produces:
- The reason we can see in diffuse reflection is:
- Multiple reflections in a kaleidoscope are created using:
- If the angle of incidence is 0°, the angle of reflection is:
- The law of reflection applies to:
- A rear-view mirror in a car is typically:
- In the diagram of reflection, the incident ray, reflected ray, and normal:
- The reason a mirror reflects light is due to:
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