DAWIS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

SCIENCE 10- Weeks 4-5 Summative Test

Name: ______________________________________ Score:_____________________________

Grade & Section: ______________________________

I. Multiple Choice (1 point each item)

Choose the letter of your best answer and write on the space provided.
_______1. Which of the following does NOT belong to the parts of curved mirror?
A. Center of Curvature B. Crest C. Focus D. Vertex
_______2. What do you call this type of reflection where the light bounces on a smooth surface
such as mirrors or a calm body of water which is also called as regular reflection?
A. Diffused reflection B. Irregular reflection C. Standard Reflection D. Specular Reflection
_______3. Shape of the image in plane and curved mirrors are the following EXCEPT for:
A. enlarged B. inverted C. reduced D. same size
_______4. Which of the following statement best explain why convex lens is also called as converging
lens?
A. The incident rays meet at the focus.
B. The extended refracted rays meet at the focal length of the mirror.
C. The light refracted to convex lens converge on a particular point called focus.
D. The angle of incidence and angle of reflection is always equal meeting at the focus of the mirror.
_______5. What does a negative height of image mean?
A. It is inverted.
B. It is a real image.
C. It is virtual and inverted
D. It is enlarged and inverted.
_______6. If you stand in front of two adjacent large mirrors at 60 o angle, how many images will you see?
A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5
_______7. A light ray, traveling parallel to a concave mirror’s axis, strikes the mirror’s surface. What is the
direction of the reflected ray?
A. It passes through the mirror’s focal point. C. It travels again parallel to the mirror’s axis.
B. It travels at right angles to the mirror’s axis. D. It passes through the mirror’s center of
curvature.
_______8. Where is the location of the image formed in the
illustration presented on the right?
A. At C C. At F
B. Beyond C D. Between F & V
_______9. Which of the following quantitative characteristics
usually formed in convex mirror?
A. An enlarged image formed in front of the mirror.
 B. An inverted which can either be reduced or enlarged.
C. A reduced image which is formed at the back of the mirror called virtual image.
D. An upright image either same sized or enlarged that is formed beyond center of curvature.
_______10. Which of the following is/are true of a concave mirror?
I. It will never form a real image
II. An inverted image will be formed if the object distance is greater than the focal length
III. An object can be magnified if placed at f
A. 1 only B. II only C. I and II D. I,II and III
_______11. Which of the following is NOT part of the three principal rays of lenses?
A. C – C Ray B. F – P Ray C. P – F Ray D. V – V Ray

_______12. What type of ray is presented on the left picture?

A. C – C Ray C. P – F Ray
B. F – P Ray D. V – V Ray

_______13. Which of the following statements best explain the importance of ray
diagram?
A. This shows the quantitative characteristics of image formed.
B. This shows the path of light from an object and helps in determining the location and position of
the image formed.
C. This helps in locating the image formed in curved mirrors and lenses including the focal length,
distance of object and image.
D. Both A & B.
_______14.Using a concave mirror, if the object is standing at the focus. What will be the result of the
image?
A. Real and reduced C. Inverted and enlarged
B. Virtual, enlarged and upright D. No image formed
For items 15-16, use the illustration below
_______15. What principal rays we will use to illustrate the image
formed in lenses?
A. P-F Ray B. F-P Ray C. V- V Ray D. All of these
_______16. Complete the missing data on the table below based on the
illustration presented on the right side.

Location of Location of Type of Size Orientation

Object Image Image
1. Between __________ virtual ________ __________
F&V
A. At F, reduced, upright C. At 2F, reduced, upright
B. Between F & V, reduced, upright D. Between F & 2F, enlarged , inverted
_______17. Microscopes work by using _____________ lenses (lenses with two convex sides) to produce a
magnified version of the images.
A. Concave B. Convex C. Biconcave D. Biconvex
_______18. What optical device helps you see distant stars and planets?
A. camera B. kaleidoscope C. microscope D. telescope
_______19. If you’re “farsighted,” the lenses in your eyes would produce an image further back than your
retinas, so you need __________ lenses to correct this issue.
A. Biconcave lens B. Biconvex lens C. Converging lens D. Diverging Lens
_______20. A magnifying glass uses a __________ lens because these lenses cause light rays to
________, or come together.
B. Concave:converge C. Convex:Diverge
C. Convex:converge D. Concave:Diverge

Prepared by:
JAIME S. CRISPINO
Science 10 Teacher