Physics, Unit # 9, Physical-Optics, F. Sc Part-I True / False and MCQs

09:11:00 Unknown 1 Comments



Indicate True or False as the case may be
1.                   Waves coming out from a source of light will propagate inwards in all directions. 
2.                   A small portion on a wave front is called a plane wave-front. 
3.                   Two non coherent beams of light will give interference pattern. 
4.                   In interference by thin films, the path difference does not depend upon thickness and nature of the film. 
5.                   In forming the Newton’s rings, a Plano-convex lens of long focal length is placed in contact on a plane glass plate. 
6.                   A diffraction grating is a glass plate having a large number of equidistant slits. 
7.                   If θ is zero in equation d sinθ = mλ. The path difference between two rays will be zero. 
8.                   For the dark fringe, d sinθ = 2λ.
9.                   According to Huygens, light consist of photons. 
10.                X-Rays are a type of electromagnetic radiations of much shorter wavelengths. 
Encircle the most suitable answer from the given ones in each question
11.                According to Huygens principle, light travels in the form of:-  
a.  None of the above                    b. Wave fronts               c. Photons                     d. Corpuscles 
12.                The wavelength of light can be guessed by:- 
a.  Refraction                   b. Interference   c. Diffraction                 d. Reflection 
13.                According to Young’s double slit experiment, a clear interference is obtained due to:- 
a.  White screen                           b. Small separation between slits
              c. Short wavelength of light                 d. Long wavelength of light 
14.                Interference produced by the reflected light is constructive if the thickness of the their film is:- 
a.  (m+ 1) λn        b.(m+ 1/2) λn     c. Approximately zero    d. Very small 
15.                Diffraction of x-rays by crystals shows that:- 
a.  The intensity of x-rays is high              b. X-rays have very short focal length 
              c. X-rays are just like visible light                    d. X-rays are electromagnetic waves 
16.                Polarization of light proves that light waves are:- 
a.  Very fast moving waves                                   b. Electromagnetic waves 
               c. Longitudinal waves                                     d. Transverse waves 
17.                Two independent light sources do not show interference because they are not:- 
a.  Coherent                                             b. Mechanical waves
              c. Obeying the inverse square law         d. Having the same intensity 
18.                The direction of propagation of light ray is:- 
a.  Parallel to the plane wave front                         b. Parallel to the wave front 
              c. Perpendicular to the wave front                   d. Independent of the plane of the wave front 
19.                Fringe spacing in the interference pattern produced by Young’s double slit experiment depends upon:- 
a.  Size of the screen                     b. Intensity of light                     c. Size of the slits            
 d. Distance between the slits and the screen 
20.                Interference of light takes place due to the:- 
a.  All of the above                                               b. Product of amplitudes of waves 
              c. Angular superposition of waves                    d. Linear superposition of waves 
21.                Light is type of ___ which produces sensation of vision.
a.  Object                        b. Energy                      c. Force 
22.                Waves emitted from the source with speed C, after time t travels a distance _____ 
a.  Ct                  b. bt                              c. It 
23.                A surface on which all the points have the same phase of vibration is called ____.. 
a.  Wave Length              b. Wave Front   c. Wave Amplitude 
24.                Every point on wave front is considered as a _____ of secondary wavelets. 
a.  Outlet                         b. Measure                     c. Source 
25.                The Interfering beams of light must be coherent and ______ 
a.  Monochromatic    b. Non-monochromatic     c. Dichromatic        d. Non-chromatic 
26.                The bright fringes are termed as ______ 
a.  Minimal                      b. Maxima                     c. Minima                      d. Minimum 
27.                Distance between two consecutive wave fronts is called ______ 
a.  Wave amplitude           b. Wave length               c. Frequency                  d. Wave front 
28.                Polarization of light proves that light consists of ______ waves. 
a.  Horizontal                   b. Transverse                 c. Vertical 
29.                In NaCl crystal inter atomic planes are separated by a distance compared to the wavelength of 
a.  Y-Rays                       b. X-Rays                      c. Gamma Rays 
30.                Light waves emitted from a source will propagate with
a.  Less than Speed of light                        b. Speed of sound                       c. Speed of light 
31.                In constructive interference, the amplitude of the resultant wave will 
a.  Greater than that of individual waves     b. Smaller than that of individual waves 
32.                For the interference of light waves the beams of light must be 
a.  Monochromatic and coherent   b. Coherent                    c. Monochromatic 
33.                mλ 
a.  λ L + d                       b. λ L / d                       c. λ L x d 
34.                Path difference for constructive interference in diffraction grating is 
a.  mλ     b.1/2mλ                        c.1/4mλ 
35.                Plano convex lens of long focal length is used to form 
a.  Newton’s Laws                        a. Octet Law                              a. Newton’s Rings 
36.                Wave length of x-rays
                        -2                                          2                                                               -10
a.  10 m  b. 10 m                         c.10      m 
37.                An ordinary incandescent light emits
a.  Un-polarized light                    b. polarized light 
38.                The direction of polarization in a plane polarized light wave is taken as the direction of 
a.  The magnetic field vector                     b. The electric field vector 
39.                Optically active crystals can be used to determine their
a.  Magnetic field vector                        b. Concentration of the solutions   c. Electric field vector 

40.                The corpuscular nature of light was given by 
a.  Huygens                     b. Maxwell                     c. Newton.                    d. Thomas Young 
41.                Huygens’s principal is used to, 
a.  Determine the speed of light     b. Locate the wave front
               c. Explain polarization                         d. Find index of refraction

43.                The electromagnetic wave theory was proposed by 
a.  Hertz                           b. Maxwell                               c. Huygens                    d. Young
44.                The speed of light in vacuum depends upon
a.  frequency                     b. wavelength               c. velocity                     d. none of these
45.                The wave length of light is 6000oA, the number of waves continued in 0.01 m distance will be
a.  1.6 X 104                     b.3 X 103                     c.2 X 106                        d.4 X 108 

47.                Which one of the following is approximately monochromatic light,
a.                       Light from Neon Lamp                            b. Light from Fluorescent lamp
              c. Light from Sodium lamp                             d. Light from Magnesium lamp
48.                Interference, between light from two independent sources is not possible because
a.                       They don't give light of same wavelengths                                      b. They don’t give light of same amplitudes
              c. Phase difference between them is not constant                      d. due to some other reason
49.                A unit suitable for the measurement of Plank's constant
a.                       Joule-see                       b. Watt                           c. Newton                      d. Kg
50.                A thin film of variable thickness is illuminated by a parallel beam of white light. The colour of the film at a certain point depends upon
a.                       the thickness of the film at that point                     b. the refractive index  of the film
              c. The angle of incidence                                            d. All Of the above.
51.                In Young's double slit experiment, the slits are separated by 0.2 mm and the screen is placed 1.4 m away. The distance between the fourth bright fringe and the central bright fringe is measured to be 1.2 cm. What is the wavelength of light used in the experiment?  
a.                       200 nm                         b. 400 nm                      c. 600 nm          d. 800 nm
52.                If N is the number of lines in a unit length then the grating element d is given by , The frequency of visible light
              is of the order of                       
a.                       103Hz                           b. 10-3Hz                                   c. 1015Hz
53.                Which of the following has the longest wavelength?
a.                       Blue light                                   b. Gamma ray                           c. X-ray
54.                Two sources of light are coherent if they emit
a.                       same wavelength,                                                                       b. same amplitude of vibration
              c. same wavelength with constant phase difference                   d. same wavelength and amplitude
55.                Sound waves can easily bend around corners while light waves bend only slightly due to their extremely
a.                       low frequency     b. High Frequency          c. Short Wavelength                  d. High velocity
56.                Water waves 
a.                       Can be polarized                        b. Can not be polarized because they are longitudinal .
               c. Are polarized.                     d. Can be polarized because they  are longitudinal .
57.                When x-rays are diffracted by crystals the condition for Constructive interference of diffracted rays is given by , To observe diffraction, the size of the obstacle
a.                       Should be of the same order as the wavelength      b. Should be much larger than the wavelength
              c. Has no relation to wavelength                                 d. Should be exactly half the wavelength
58.                In Young's double slit experiment. If the distance between the slits is made 3 fold the fringe 
a.                       1/3 fold                                     b. 3 fold                        c.  1/9 fold                    d. 9 fold              
59.                An astronaut in earth satellite will observe the sky as
a.                       White                 b. Black                        c. Deep blue                 d. light blue
60.                Interference and diffraction of light support the 
a.                       wave nature of light                     b. quantum nature of light
              c. transverse nature of light                  d. complex nature of light.
61.                Which one of the following cannot be polarized? 
a.                       ultraviolet                                   b. sound waves                          c. radio waves   d. x-rays
62.                Wave Length of x-rays falling at glance angle 30° on crystal with atomic spacing 2x10 -9 m for The first order  diffraction is , 
a.                       4 x10-6 m                       b. 2 X 10-10m   c. 0.2 X10-10m   d. 20 X .10-10m
63.                Which of the following cannot be polarized? 
a.                       Radio  wave       b. X-rays                       c. Infrared radiation        d. Sound waves in air 
64.                The wave-length of x-rays is of the order of
a.                       10 AO                b. 1000 AO                                       c.1 AO              d. 100 AO 
65.                When viewed in white light, soap bubbles show colors because of 
a.                       Interference       b. Scattering                   c. Diffraction   d. Dispersion
66.                According to Young's double slit experiment, a clear interference is obtained due to. .
a.                       short wavelength of light.            b. long wavelength of light  c. small separation between slits       d. white screen
67.                Diffraction effect is,
a.                       More for round edge       b. Less for round edge    c. Mo re for sharp edge      d. less for sharp edge
68.                The fringe width in young's double slit experiment can be increased by decreasing
a.                       Separation of the slits                              b. Frequency of the source of light
               c. Distance between slit and the screen             d. Wavelength of the source of light
69.                The phenomenon of polarizations done by
a.                       Selection absorption                   b. Refraction through crystals
              c. Scattering through particles              d. All of above 
70.                Polarizer are made by special substances called
a.                       dichoric substances   b. Super conductor  c. Organic substances   d. None of above 71. Sunlight reaches earth nearly in the form of: 
              a. plane wave fronts                              b. Circular wave fronts
               c. Spherical wave fronts                       d. All of the above
72.      In Bragg’s relation, the angle  is called
           a. Glancing angle                    b. reflection angle
           c. refraction angle                   d. none of these


You Might Also Like

1 comment:

Confused? Feel Free To Ask
Your feedback is always appreciated. We will try to reply to your queries as soon as time allows.