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Class VI >> Science >> Light, Shadows and Reflections >> A1

Q1	Which of the following is/are NOT a natural source of light?
A	Sun
B	Firefly
C	Stars
D	Torch

Q2	Which of the following is an example of an opaque material?
A	Wood
B	Mirror
C	Cement
D	All of the Above

Q3	Which of the following is formed when the path of light is blocked by an opaque object?
A	An Image
B	A Shadow
C	A Spectrum
D	Lunar Eclipse

Q4	Which of the following can happen, when light falls on an object?
A	Light can Pass Through the Object
B	Light can be Absorbed by the Object
C	Light can be Reflected by the Object
D	All of the Above

Q5	A ray of light is represented by __________.
A	Curved Line
B	Zig-zag Line
C	Straight Line
D	Parallel Lines

Q6	Which of the following can be used to see your reflection?
A	A Mirror
B	A Plastic Table
C	A Piece of Paper
D	A Cardboard

Q7	Which of the following is a characteristic of a shadow?
A	It is Always Black
B	It Only Shows the Shape of the Object
C	It Always Requires a Screen
D	All of the Above

Q8	Light enables us to __________ the things around us.
A	Hear
B	See
C	Smell
D	Feel

Q9	A sheet of paper smeared with oil is an example of a/an __________.
A	Opaque Substance
B	Transparent Substance
C	Translucent Substance
D	None of the Above

Q10	Which of the following is a non-luminous body?
A	Earth
B	Moon
C	Both of the Above
D	Sun

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