The Human Eye and the Colourful World MCQ Questions Class 10 Science Chapter 11

The Human Eye and the Colourful World MCQ Questions Class 10 Science Chapter 11

NCERT MCQ Questions for Class 10 Science Chapter 11 The Human Eye and the Colourful World. The Human Eye and the Colourful World MCQ Questions with Answers from Class 10 Science.

The Human Eye and the Colourful World MCQ Questions Class 10 Science Chapter 11

The Human Eye and the Colourful World Multiple Choice Questions with Answers Class 10 Science Chapter 11 PDF is available.

1) In human eye the image is formed on the

a) Cornea

b) Pupil

c) Iris

d) Retina

Ans: d) retina

2) Cornea is the thin membrane through which

a) Light reflects

b) Light refracts

c) Light diapers

d) Light enters the eye

Ans: d) light enters the eye

3) _____ is the dark muscular diaphragm which controls the size of the pupil.

a) Cornea

b) Retina

c) Ciliary muscle

d) Iris

Ans: d) iris

4) The amount of light entering the eye is controlled by

a) Iris

b) Pupil

c) Cornea

d) Ciliary muscle

Ans: b) pupil

5) The ability of eye lens to adjust the focal length is called as

a) Reflection

b) Refraction

c) Accommodation

d) Dispersion

Ans: c) accommodation

6) The least distance of distinct vision for a young adult with normal vision is

a) 30cm

b) 20cm

c) 25cm

d) 15cm

Ans: c) 25cm

7) The far point of the normal eye is

a) 20m

b) 25m

c) 25cm

d) Infinity

Ans: d) infinity

8) The _____ causes partial or complete loss of vision

a) Myopia

b) Hypermetropia

c) Cataract

d) Presbyopia

Ans: c) cataract

9) Myopia is also known as

a) Far sightedness

b) Near sightedness

c) Both a and b

d) None

Ans: b) near sightedness

10) For myopia the person with defect has the far point

a) Beyond infinity

b) At infinity

c) Nearer than infinity

d) None

Ans: c) nearer than infinity

11) The defect myopia is corrected by using a

a) A concave lens of suitable power

b) A convex lens of suitable power

c) Concave mirror

d) Convex mirror

Ans: a) a concave lens of suitable power

12) In myopic eye the image is formed

a) In front of retina

b) Behind retina

c) On the retina

d) None

Ans: a) in front of retina

13)  Hypermetropia is also called as

a) Presbyopia

b) Far sightedness

c) Near sightedness

d) None

Ans: b) far sightedness

14)  For hypermetropic eye the near point is

a) At the normal near point

b) Beyond normal near point

c) Farther away from the normal near point

d) None

Ans: c) farther away from the normal near point

15) The hypermetropia is corrected by using a

a) Concave mirror

b) Convex mirror

c) Concave lens of suitable power

d) Convex lens of suitable power

Ans: d) convex lens of suitable power

16) When the focal length of eye lens is too long then which defect is occured

a) Presbyopia

b) Myopia

c) Hypermetropia

d) Both a and b

Ans: c) hypermetropia

17) The elongation of eyeballs causes

a) Myopia

b) Hypermetropia

c) Presbyopia

d) None

Ans: a) myopia

18) The presbyopia chases due to

a) Elongation of eyeballs

b) Gradual weakening of ciliary muscle

c) Diminishing flexibility of eye lens

d) Both b and c

Ans: d) both b and c

19) The common type of bi-focal lenses which consist of both concave and convex lenses are used to correct the defect called as

a) Hypermetropia

b) Myopia

c) Presbyopia

d) None

Ans: c) presbyopia

20) The phenomenon of scattering of light by colloidal particles gives rise to

a) Reflection

b) Refraction

c) Blue colour of sky

d) Tyndall effect

Ans: d) Tyndall effect

21) The splitting of white light into its constituents colours is called as

a) Diffraction of light

b) Dispersion of light

c) Scattering of light

d) Interference of light

Ans: b) dispersion of light

 

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22) The blue colour of the sky and reddening of the sun at sunrise and sunset is due to

a) Tyndall effect

b) Dispersion of light

c) Refraction of light

d) Scattering of light

Ans: d) scattering of light

23) The twinkling of stars is due to

a) Scattering of light

b) Refraction of light through atmosphere

c) Dispersion of light

d) Tyndall effect

Ans: b) refraction of light through atmosphere

24) Planets do not twinkle because

a) They are point source of light

b) Huge source of light

c) They didn’t acts as a point source of light

d) Both b and c

Ans: d) both b and c

25) The sky appears dark to an astronaut because of

a) Refraction

b) Scattering

c) There is no atmosphere for scattering of light

d) Dispersion

Ans: c) there is no atmosphere for scattering of light

26) If the student is not able to read the letters written on blackboard that means he is suffering from

a) Hypermetropia

b) Presbyopia

c) Myopia

d) Cataract

Ans: c) myopia

27) The enormous light sensitive cells are located in

a) Pupil

b) Cornea

c) Ciliary muscle

d) Retina

Ans: d) retina

28) The rainbow is always formed in

a) In front of the sun

b) In opposite direction of the sun

c) Both a and b

d) None

Ans: b) in the opposite direction of the sun

29) The blue colour is scattered more in air because

a) It has longer wavelength

b) It has no wavelength

c) It has shorter wavelength

d) If has fixed wavelength

Ans: c) it has shorter wavelength

30) What happens when ciliary muscle get relaxed

a) We see distinct objects clearly

b) We see nearby objects clearly

c) Focal length get increased

d) Both a and c

Ans: d) both a and c

31) What happens when ciliary muscle get contacted

a) Focal length decreases

b) We can see nearby objects

c) We can see distinct objects

d) Both a and b

Ans: d) both a and b

32) Cataract can be corrected by

a) Concave lens

b) Convex lens

c) Bifocal lens

d) Cataract surgery

Ans: d) cataract surgery

33) If the person is using lens of -5D that means he is suffering from

a) Hypermetropia

b) Presbyopia

c) Myopia

d) Cataract

Ans: c) myopia

34) If the person is using lens of +5D that mean she is suffering from

a) Hypermetropia

b) presbyopia

c) Myopia

d) Cataract

Ans: a) hypermetropia

35) The relationship between focal length f and the power of lens is

a) F= 1/P

b) P= 1/f

c) Both a and b

d) P= 2f

Ans: c) both a and b

36) According Rayleigh’s scattering less is the wavelength

a) More is the scattering

b) Less is the scattering

c) Moderate is the scattering

d) None is the scattering

Ans: a) more is the scattering

37) The deep blue colour of the ocean is due to

a) Dispersion

b) Refraction

c) Scattering

d) Interference

Ans: c) scattering

38) The sun appears white at noon due to

a) More scattering of light

b) No scattering of light

c) Least scattering of light

d) None

Ans: c) least scattering of light

39) The formation of rainbow is due to

a) Refraction

b) Dispersion

c) Total internal reflection

d) a, b and c

Ans: d) a, b and c

40) Which colour has fastest speed

a) Blue

b) Violet

c) Red

d) Yellow

Ans: c) red

41) The order of decreasing wavelength in colours is

a) ROYGBIV

b) VIBGYOR

c) BGVIYOR

d) ROVIBGY

Ans: a) ROYGBIV

42) The relation between radius of curvature of lens and it’s focal length is

a) R= 2f

b) F= 2R

c) R= f/2

d) F= R/2

Ans: a) R= 2f

43) The angle through which all the coloured light get deviated from prism is called

a) Angle of dispersion

b) Angle of scattering

c) Angle of refraction

d) Angle of deviation

Ans: d) angle of deviation

44) The different colours of light are due to different

a) Same path travelled by each light

b) No path is travelled by each light

c) Different path travelled by each light

d) Both a and b

Ans: c) different path travelled by each light

45) The colour of the scattered  light depends on the

a) Wavelength of light

b) Velocity of light

c) Size of the scattering particles

d) None

Ans: c) size of the scattering particles

46) The scattering of light which makes particles visible is called as

a) Scattering of light

b) Dispersion of light

c) Refraction of light

d) Tyndall effect

Ans: d) Tyndall effect

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