KS2 - Ks2 Science - Shadows And Reflections Solution - MCQGeeks.com

Q.1.

What happens when light hits a reflective material?

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It passes completely through the material
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It bounces off the material, changing direction
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It is absorbed by the material
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It forms a rainbow

Q.2.

Which one of the following is a source of light?

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The Sun
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A fire
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The Moon
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A light bulb

Q.3.

You are making shadows with a torch and one hand. What could you do to make the shadow bigger?

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Use a smaller torch
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Move the torch further away from your hand
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Move your hand further away from the torch
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Move your hand closer to the torch

Q.4.

Light reflects off which of these materials?

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A mirror
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A football
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Glass
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Nearly every material will reflect light

Q.5.

Outdoors, shadows are longest at what time of day?

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Sunrise and sunset
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10 a.m.
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Noon
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Midnight

Q.6.

Light travels in a straight line. How can it be made to travel around an obstacle?

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By using reflective materials to change the light's direction
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By using more than one source of light
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By blocking the light with another obstacle
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Light can curve around an object

Q.7.

How does an opaque material affect light?

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It allows all light to travel through it
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It allows some light to travel through it
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It allows no light to travel through it
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It bends the light which passes through it

Q.8.

Which one of the following objects is translucent?

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A sheet of glass
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Tissue paper
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Cellophane
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Greaseproof paper

Q.9.

What causes shadows?

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Shadows are caused by the dark
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A shadow appears when light cannot pass through an object
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Shadows are only caused by the Sun going behind a cloud
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A shadow is formed when the light changes colour to black

Q.10.

Which of the following would reflect the most light?

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An object with a crumpled surface
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A smooth, shiny object with flat surfaces
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A rough object with curved surfaces
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A dark, shiny object with curved surfaces