Class 12 Physics Chapter 1 Objective Questions

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Class 12 Physics Chapter 1 Objective MCQs for Students

The phenomenon of nonuniform distribution of energy due to the superposition of two light waves is :

(A) refraction of light

(B) interference of light

(C) polarization of light

(D) reflection of light

Option b – interference of light

Interference of light is the physical effect that is produced due to the :

(A) reflection of light waves

(B) refraction of light waves

(C) superposition of light waves

(D) Huygens principle

Option c – superposition of light waves

In Nicol prism, the role of Canada balsam is :

(A) to polarise light

(B) internally reflect E-ray

(C) internally reflect O-ray

(D) absorb E-ray and O-ray

Option c – internally reflect O-ray

Interference proves

(A) the transverse nature of a wave

(B) the longitudinal nature of a wave

(C) the wave nature

(D) the particle nature

Option c – the wave nature

When the interference of light takes place :

(A) energy is destroyed in the region of minimum intensity

(B) energy is created in the region of maximum intensity

(C) conservation of energy holds good and energy is redistributed

(D) conservation of energy does not hold well.

Option c – conservation of energy holds good and energy is redistributed

When interference takes place, there is redistribution in the :

(A) intensity of light

(B) amplitude

(C) phase of waves

(D) frequencies of light

Option a – intensity of light

To obtain the point of constructive interference due to two identical light waves :

(A) two light waves must be exactly in opposite phases

(B) two light waves must be exactly in the same phase

(C) two light waves should differ in phase by 7/2

(D) both (A) and (C)

Option b – two light waves must be exactly in the same phase

If the stretched sheet of polyvinyl alcohol is heated with HCL, then the polaroid is called :

(A) H – polaroid

(B) K – polaroid

(C) C-polaroid

(D) E – Polaroid

Option b – K – polaroid

The English physicist Herapath, in 1852, was successful in producing dichroic crystals called :

(A) Herraphite

(B) Herapathite

(C) Graphite

(D) iodide

Option b – Herapathite

The refractive index of calcite for ordinary and extraordinary rays are respectively :

(A) 1.2.2.4

(B) 1.65, 1.48

(C) 1.48, 1.65

(D) 2.4, 1.2

Option b – 1.65, 1.48

Polaroids glass is used in sunglasses because :

(A) It reduces the light intensity to half an account of polarization

(B) It is cheaper

(C) It is fashionable

(D) It has good color

Option a – It reduces the light intensity to half an account of polarization

A polariser is used to

(A) Produce polarised light

(B) Increase the intensity of light

(C) Produce unpolarised light

(D) To analyze polarised light

Option a – Produce polarised light

Which of the following polaroid is discovered by Land and Rogers?

(A) P Polaroid

(B) K polaroid

(C) H polaroid

(D) Herapathite polaroid

Option b – K polaroid

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