Marian School of Quezon City

Second Quarter Intervention

Intervention classes – science 10

I. DIRECTIONS: Identify the term/s being describe on the following given.

1. The study of light and its behavior.

2. Photoreceptors that respond to light that enters the
eye.
3. The bending of light as it passes two different
mediums.
4. An EM radiation that is mostly applicable for long
distance radio-relay systems.
5. An EM radiation that is mostly applied for
telecommunications.
6. A lens that has one convex surface and one concave
surface.
7. A radiation that carries less energy but can excite
molecules and atoms to vibrate faster. Examples are
the energies coming from the sun, power lines,
electrical equipment, and mobile phones.
8. Characterize by image formation as incident rays
bounces back from a mirror or any reflective
surfaces.
9. An EM radiation that is being emitted by colliding hot
solids and gases molecules.
10. A common method in sending information in radio
waves which involves changing amplitude of the
carrier wave by imposing a modulating signal to it.

II. DIRECTIONS: Read each question carefully and select the best answer.

11. Which of the following devices is considered as a portable magnification

device that uses two convex lenses in producing a 3D image of an
object?

a. Binoculars
b. Microscope
c. Telescope
d. Camera
12. What instrument should we use to see objects like organelles which are
too small to be seen by our naked eye?

a. Binoculars
b. Microscope
c. Telescope
d. Camera
13. Which of the following optical device helps as to make distant object
appear nearer as it contains arrangement of lenses and mirrors where
rays of light are collected and focused and the resulting image is
magnified?

a. Binoculars
b. Microscope
c. Telescope
d. Camera
14. How do the iris work for our eyes?

a. It is the colored part of the eye which contracts and expands allowing
the pupil to become larger or smaller.
b. It focuses the image in the eye.
15. Which of the following part of the eye is sensitive to light where image is
being focused?

a. Pupil
b. Retina
16. Which do we consider as an elastic double-convex structure of the eye
that focuses light onto the retina?

a. Sclera
b. Lens
17. How do the cornea functions for the eye?

a. A clear, protective outer layer that covers the eye.

b. A part of the eye that allows the light to enter the retina.
18. What protects the eyeball and helps in maintaining its shape?

a. Retina
b. Sclera
19. Which of the following part of the eye allows the light to enter the
retina?

a. Pupil
b. Iris
20. Which of the following optical devices is as same as the function of the
eye?

a. Microscope
b. Camera
c. Telescope
d. Magnifying glass
III.DIRECTIONS: Label the parts of the mirror and the lens.

A. PARTS OF THE MIRROR

B. PARTS OF THE LENS

C. NAME EACH TYPE OF LENS AND TELL WHETHER THEY ARE POSITIVE
OR NEGATIVE LENS.
 IV. DIRECTIONS: SOLVE FOR THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM AND DRAW A
RAY DIAGRAM.

A. An object was placed 35 cm in front of a concave mirror with a radius of

15cm.

FIND THE FOLLOWING:

1. Image distance = ?
2. Magnification = ?

B. An object which is 15cm tall was placed exactly 10cm in front of a lens with
a focal length of 7cm.

FIND THE FOLLOWING:

1. Image height = ?
2. Magnification = ?