KS2 (key stage 2) Online Reflection Quizzes

15 Questions

Quiz Description

(Reflection quizzes for pupils in the KS2 level who wish to boost their scores in the end of year ks2 SATs exams or children that wish to boost their performance in class)

Hi there.Have you ever heard of reflection?  Maybe in your ks2 classes?, today we will be exploring Reflections as seen in ks2 national curriculum, throughout this we will be looking at the laws of reflections.

Reflection as we know is the bouncing off of waves from a surface and when we talk about reflection with respect to light, it is the bouncing off of a beam of light from a shiny surface. While when we talk about the reflection of sound, the surface does not need to be shining before reflection can occur. 

Reflections does have 3 laws that govern how reflection occurs  and those laws are called  Laws of reflection.  This laws are as follows 

  1. The angle of incidence of a wave is the same as the angle of reflection of that wave
  2. The incident wave, the normal and reflected ray all strike the surface at the same point.
  3. The third law is also known as snell's law and it states that “the ratio of the sine of incidence to the sine of the angle of reflection is a constant known as the “refractive index”

If you are interested in learning more about reflections, we advise you to take our set quizzes below.


Have fun. 

1:

When Anny pointed a torch at Mrs Wallowits window at night, all the light was reflected and came right back at her eyes. Define the underlined word in this case?


Correct
  • 1:
    The bending of rays of light after hitting the reflecting surface(mirror)
  • 2:
    The bouncing of light from the reflecting surface(mirror)
  • 3:
    The change in direction of light of the torch
  • 4:
    The infiltration of light rays into the mirror
2:

Which of the following is  not an example of reflection?


Correct
  • 1:
    Seeing an image of yourself in the mirror
  • 2:
    making shadows with a torch and one hand
  • 3:
    a street light shining and you seeing the light on the road a distant away
  • 4:
    a street light emiting light directly to your eye
3:

What is an opaque object?


Correct
  • 1:
    It is one that allows light to pass through it
  • 2:
    It is one that reflects all light shone on it
  • 3:
    it is an object which does not permit light to pass through it
  • 4:
    they are reflecting surfaces
4:

Which of the following statements about reflection is false?


Correct
  • 1:
    Light can be reflected, and so can sound.
  • 2:
    Reflection will never occur without a reflecting surface
  • 3:
    Not all opaque materials/objects are reflecting surfaces
  • 4:
    translucent materials are opaque
5:

Which of these materials allows all, or almost all of light to pass through them?


Correct
  • 1:
    translucent objects
  • 2:
    transparent objects
  • 3:
    opaque objects
  • 4:
    non of the above
6:

Which of the following does not allow light to pass through them?


Correct
  • 1:
    translucent objects
  • 2:
    transparent objects
  • 3:
    opaque objects
  • 4:
    non of the above
7:

Which of the following objects allow little light to pass through them but transmits most?


Correct
  • 1:
    transparent materials
  • 2:
    translucent materials
  • 3:
    opaque materials
  • 4:
    non of the above
8:

Which of the following is not  a transparent material?


Correct
  • 1:
    Clean glass
  • 2:
    water
  • 3:
    air
  • 4:
    smoke
9:

How do we call the sound heard after reflection from a rigid object like a wall or cliff?


Correct
  • 1:
    Echoe
  • 2:
    Echo
  • 3:
    reflection sound
  • 4:
    all of the above
10:

light reflects of which of these materials?


Correct
  • 1:
    pure glass
  • 2:
    football
  • 3:
    wood
  • 4:
    mirror
11:

The following are good sound reflecting surfaces except?


Correct
  • 1:
    marble
  • 2:
    smooth concrete
  • 3:
    Glass
  • 4:
    leather
12:

Seeing your shadow during the day is an example of reflection because____


<p>Seeing your shadow during the day is an example of reflection because____</p>
Correct
  • 1:
    light bounces off you so your image is reflected underneath on the ground
  • 2:
    you absorb all the light
  • 3:
    the light is scattered all around you
  • 4:
    all of the above
13:

Can a normal person under very bright light see another person who is in darkness? 


Correct
  • 1:
    No, because the only light getting into his eyes are from above him
  • 2:
    No, because there is no reflection of light from the person in the dark to his eyes
  • 3:
    No, because there is no light reflecting from the person in the dark to his eyes
  • 4:
    All of the above
14:

What property of light makes it to be reflected?


Correct
  • 1:
    Light is an EM wave
  • 2:
    Light is a particle
  • 3:
    Light travels with the speed of 300 million m/s
  • 4:
    non of the above
15:

Because of reflection, outdoor shadows are longest at what time of the day?


Correct
  • 1:
    10am
  • 2:
    noon
  • 3:
    sunrise and sunset
  • 4:
    midnight

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