Daily Olympiad: Science - Human Eye Colourful World [20260511]

Challenge yourself with today's CBSE practice! This test covers 'Human Eye Colourful World' for Science (Grade 10). Level: Medium | Duration: 40 mins.

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1. Which part of the human eye provides most of its refractive power?

Solution
Correct: C
The cornea is responsible for the majority (about 2/3) of the eye’s total refractive power due to the significant difference in refractive indices between air and corneal tissue. The lens provides the remaining 1/3 for focusing.

2. What happens to the eye's lens while focusing on a near object?

Solution
Correct: B
To focus on a near object, the ciliary muscles contract, causing the lens to become more rounded (increases curvature), allowing the focal length to shorten. This is called accommodation.

3. Myopia is corrected using a lens of what type?

Solution
Correct: B
Myopia (nearsightedness) occurs when the eye cannot focus on distant objects. A concave lens diverges incoming light rays, allowing the eye's lens to focus the image correctly on the retina.

4. Which phenomenon explains why the sky appears blue?

Solution
Correct: B
Rayleigh scattering states that shorter wavelength lights (like blue) are scattered more than longer wavelengths. Since the human eye is more sensitive to blue than violet, the sky appears blue.

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