Wave Optics deals with the study of various phenomena such as polarization, diffraction, interference and other occurrences, which could not be explained using ray optics.
Q1: Polarisation phenomenon explains which nature of light?
- Transverse
- longitudinal
- Both transverse and longitudinal
- geometrical
Answer: (a) Transverse
Q2: A narrow slit is taken and a parallel beam of moving electrons is incident normally on it. At a larger distance from the slit, a fluorescent screen is placed. Which of the following statement is true if the size of the slit is further narrowed?
- The diffraction pattern cannot be observed on the screen
- The angular width of the central maxima of the diffraction pattern will increase
- The angular width of the central maxima of the diffraction pattern will decrease
- The angular width of the central maxima of the diffraction pattern remains the same
Answer: (c) The angular width of the central maxima of the diffraction pattern will decrease
Q3: How does the diffraction band of blue light look in comparison with the red light?
- No changes
- Diffraction pattern becomes narrower
- Diffraction pattern becomes broader
- Diffraction pattern disappears
Answer: (b) Diffraction pattern becomes narrower
Q4: Two coherent sources of light can be obtained from
- Two different lamps
- Two different lamps but of the same colour
- Two different lamps of the same colour and having the same colour
- None of these
Answer: (d) None of these
Q5: Which of the following phenomenon is not explained by Huygenβs wave theory?
- Diffraction
- Interference
- Polarisation
- Photoelectric effect
Answer: (d) Photoelectric effect
Q6: What is the value of coherent time if L is the coherent length and c is the velocity of light?
- cL
- L/c
- c/L
- 1/Lc
Answer: (b) L/c
Q7: The ratio of the amplitude of the two sources producing interference 3 : 5, the ratio of intensities at maxima and minima is
- 25:6
- 5:3
- 16:1
- 25:9
Answer: (c) 16:1
Q8: The colours on the soap bubble is due to
- Interference
- Polarisation
- Diffraction
- Reflection
Answer: (a) Interference
Q9: Which of the following statements indicates that light waves are transverse?
- Light waves can be polarised
- Light waves can show interference
- Light waves undergo diffraction
- They travel in the vacuum
Answer: (a) Light waves can be polarised
Q10: In Youngβs double-slit experiment, the phase difference between the light waves reaching the third bright fringe from the central fringe will be (Ξ»=6000 Γ )
- Zero
- 2Ο
- 4Ο
- 6Ο
Answer: 6Ο
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