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Important Questions on Light, Shadows and Reflections

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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 14 - Light, Shadows and Reflections>PRACTICE TIME>Q 2
Shadows cannot be formed by _____ transparent objects. (any/few)
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 14 - Light, Shadows and Reflections>PRACTICE TIME>Q 3
Total solar eclipse can be observed in _____ part of the shadow.
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 14 - Light, Shadows and Reflections>PRACTICE TIME>Q 4
A lunar eclipse occurs on a _____ Moon day.
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 14 - Light, Shadows and Reflections>PRACTICE TIME>Q 5
An irregular _____ takes place from a rough surface.
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 14 - Light, Shadows and Reflections>EXERCISE>Q 1
Which of the following is not a natural source of light?
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 14 - Light, Shadows and Reflections>EXERCISE>Q 2
Which of the following is a translucent material?
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 14 - Light, Shadows and Reflections>EXERCISE>Q 3
A shadow is formed when
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 14 - Light, Shadows and Reflections>EXERCISE>Q 4
Which of the following statements is true about a shadow?