Class 10th Science MCQ Test | Light: Reflection and Refraction

Topic: Image Formed by Convex Mirror

Name: Class:

1. What type of image is always formed by a convex mirror?

A) Real and inverted

B) Real and erect

C) Virtual and erect

D) Virtual and inverted

2. The image formed by a convex mirror is always:

A) Same size as the object

B) Smaller than the object

C) Larger than the object

D) Cannot be determined

3. Convex mirrors are commonly used as:

A) Shaving mirrors

B) Projectors

C) Magnifying glasses

D) Rear-view mirrors

4. The focal length of a convex mirror is considered:

A) Positive

B) Negative

C) Zero

D) Undefined

5. The image formed by a convex mirror is located:

A) At the focal point

B) Beyond the center of curvature

C) Between the pole and focus

D) At infinity

6. The size of the image formed by a convex mirror:

A) Is always the same as the object

B) Decreases as the object moves away

C) Increases as the object moves away

D) Remains constant

7. In a convex mirror, parallel rays of light:

A) Converge at the focus

B) Pass through the center of curvature

C) Refract through the mirror

D) Appear to diverge from the focus

8. The image formed by a convex mirror is:

A) Upright and diminished

B) Inverted and diminished

C) Upright and magnified

D) Inverted and magnified

9. Why are convex mirrors used in ATMs?

A) To produce magnified images

B) To produce real images

C) To provide a wider field of view

D) To reflect sound waves

10. As the object moves closer to a convex mirror, the image:

A) Becomes real and inverted

B) Becomes larger but remains virtual

C) Remains the same size

D) Disappears

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