Characteristics of images formed by concave and convex mirrors Practice exercise 4

Amina places a lit candle between a concave mirror and its focal point. What image does she observe?A. Real, inverted, smallerB. Virtual, upright, largerC. Real, upright, largerD. Virtual, inverted, smaller

Amina places a lit candle between a concave mirror and its focal point. What image does she observe? (1 mark)

Amina places a lit candle between a concave mirror and its focal point. What image does she observe? (1 mark)

Brian looks at his hand in a curved mirror and sees a smaller upright image that appears behind the mirror. Which mirror is he using?A. Concave mirror, object beyond CB. Convex mirror, object placed anywhereC. Concave mirror, object between C and FD. Concave mirror, object at C

Brian looks at his hand in a curved mirror and sees a smaller upright image that appears behind the mirror. Which mirror is he using? (1 mark)

Brian looks at his hand in a curved mirror and sees a smaller upright image that appears behind the mirror. Which mirror is he using? (1 mark)

Which row correctly matches the object position with its corresponding image type?A. A–i, B–ii, C–iii, D–ivB. A–iii, B–ii, C–iv, D–iC. A–ii, B–iii, C–iv, D–iD. A–iv, B–i, C–iii, D–ii

Which row correctly matches the object position with its corresponding image type in the table below?  (1 mark) Object Position Image Type A. Between F and mirror i. Virtual, upright B. Beyond C ii. Real, smaller C. At C iii. Real, same size D. Between C and F iv. Real, magnified

Which row correctly matches the object position with its corresponding image type in the table below?  (1 mark) Object Position Image Type A. Between F and mirror i. Virtual, upright B. Beyond C ii. Real, smaller C. At C iii. Real, same size D. Between C and F iv. Real, magnified

Which row correctly matches the object position with its corresponding image type in the table below?  (1 mark) Object Position Image Type A. Between F and mirror i. Virtual, upright B. Beyond C ii. Real, smaller C. At C iii. Real, same size D. Between C and F iv. Real, magnified

Lucy places a flower at the center of curvature of a concave mirror. What kind of image will she observe?A. Real, smaller, invertedB. Virtual, upright, largerC. Real, same size, invertedD. Real, larger, upright

Lucy places a flower at the center of curvature of a concave mirror. What kind of image will she observe? (1 mark)

Lucy places a flower at the center of curvature of a concave mirror. What kind of image will she observe? (1 mark)

Mwikali places a coin far beyond a concave mirror and notices a small, inverted image forming in front of the mirror. Where is the image formed?A. Between the focal point and the mirrorB. At the center of curvatureC. Between the center and the focal pointD. Beyond the center of curvature

Mwikali places a coin far beyond a concave mirror and notices a small, inverted image forming in front of the mirror. Using the diagram below, where is the image formed? (1 mark)

Mwikali places a coin far beyond a concave mirror and notices a small, inverted image forming in front of the mirror. Using the diagram below, where is the image formed? (1 mark)

Mwikali places a coin far beyond a concave mirror and notices a small, inverted image forming in front of the mirror. Using the diagram below, where is the image formed? (1 mark)

Mark places an object at the focal point of a concave mirror. What happens to the reflected rays?A. They meet at the focal point againB. They diverge and appear to come from behind the mirrorC. They form an upright virtual imageD. They emerge parallel and form an image at infinity

Mark places an object at the focal point of a concave mirror as show below. What happens to the reflected rays? (1 mark)

Mark places an object at the focal point of a concave mirror as shown below. What happens to the reflected rays? (1 mark)

Diana directs sunlight (parallel rays) onto a concave mirror. Where is the image formed?A. At the center of curvatureB. At the focal pointC. Behind the mirrorD. Between the mirror and focal point

Diana directs sunlight (parallel rays) onto a concave mirror. Where is the image formed?  (1 mark)

Diana directs sunlight (parallel rays) onto a concave mirror. Where is the image formed?  (1 mark)

Moses observes a real image that is magnified and inverted using a concave mirror. Where must the object be placed?A. At CB. Between the mirror and FC. Between C and FD. Beyond C

Moses observes a real image that is magnified and inverted using a concave mirror. Where must the object be placed? (1 mark)

Moses observes a real image that is magnified and inverted using a concave mirror. Where must the object be placed? (1 mark)

Ali sees an enlarged and upright image of his face when looking into a curved mirror. Where must his face be placed?A. At the focal point of a concave mirrorB. Beyond the center of curvature of a concave mirrorC. Between the mirror and the focal point of a concave mirrorD. Anywhere in front of a convex mirror

Mustafa sees an enlarged and upright image of his face when looking into a curved mirror. Where must his face be placed? (1 mark)

Mustafa sees an enlarged and upright image of his face when looking into a curved mirror. Where must his face be placed? (1 mark)

Sharon slowly moves a pen from beyond the center of curvature (C) to a point between C and F in front of a concave mirror. What happens to the image?A. It becomes smaller and uprightB. It becomes virtual and uprightC. It becomes larger and invertedD. It remains the same size and position

Sharon slowly moves a pen from beyond the center of curvature (C) to a point between C and F in front of a concave mirror. What happens to the image?  (1 mark)

Sharon slowly moves a pen from beyond the center of curvature (C) to a point between C and F in front of a concave mirror. What happens to the image?  (1 mark)