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Computer Graphics MCQs with Answers

Practice important Computer Graphics MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q1031: What happens to light when it hits the boundary between two media?
  • A: Only reflection
  • B: Only absorption
  • C: Reflection and refraction
  • D: Only scattering
View Answer
C

Q1032: Reflection occurs when light bounces off the boundary between ________.
  • A: Two similar media
  • B: Two different media
  • C: Same medium
  • D: Single point
View Answer
B

Q1033: The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection on a ________ surface.
  • A: Rough
  • B: Curved
  • C: Smooth
  • D: Transparent
View Answer
C

Q1034: The Blinn-Phong model results in reflections that resemble ________.
  • A: Metal
  • B: Plastic
  • C: Water
  • D: Wood
View Answer
B

Q1035: In refraction, light bends due to ________ between two media.
  • A: Density difference
  • B: Speed difference
  • C: Pressure difference
  • D: Temperature difference
View Answer
B

Q1036: Snell’s law is used to calculate ________ in refraction.
  • A: Reflected angle
  • B: Incident light intensity
  • C: Refracted angle
  • D: Surface normal
View Answer
C

Q1037: When light moves from air (n=1) into glass (n=1.5), the refracted angle becomes ________ the incident angle.
  • A: Greater than
  • B: Equal to
  • C: Less than
  • D: None of these
View Answer
C

Q1038: The phenomenon when light is completely reflected inside a medium is called ________.
  • A: Refraction
  • B: Reflection
  • C: Total internal reflection
  • D: Diffusion
View Answer
C

Q1039: The critical angle is associated with the phenomenon of ________.
  • A: Refraction
  • B: Total internal reflection
  • C: Diffusion
  • D: Absorption
View Answer
B

Q1040: Diamonds sparkle because of ________.
  • A: High critical angle
  • B: Low critical angle
  • C: High reflection index
  • D: Low reflection index
View Answer
B

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