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SELF-REFLECTION
                                       SELF REFLECTION

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                  1.  New things I learnt in this chapter on light and optics are      .
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                  2.  Th  e most interesting thing I learnt in the chapter on light and optics is   .
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                  3.  Th  ings I still do not fully understand or comprehend are      .

                  4.  My performance in this chapter ,

                     Poor        1     2      3     4     5          Excellent

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                  5.  I need to             to improve my performance in         Self-refl ection Chapter 6
                     this chapter.



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                          Performance Evaluation
                          Performance Evaluation

                  1.  Diamond is a precious stone that always appears shiny. Critical angle of diamond in air
                     is 24°.
                     (a)  (i)  What is the meaning of critical angle?
                         (ii)  Determine the value of refractive index of diamond.
                     (b)  Figure 1 shows three diamonds of diff erent shapes. A ray enters each diamond as
                         shown in Figure 1. Complete the path of light rays until the ray emerges again into air
                         in Figure 1.
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                                                                                   35°
                                                              45°
                              70°


                                                        Figure 1
                     (c)  State the physics concepts involved in this phenomenon.



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