Study Guide for Science Light Test
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is most important source of natural light? | sun
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| What kind of material is a good reflector of light? | smooth, light colored, shiny
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| Why can we see things that do not send out light waves? | the light is reflecting off of it
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| When sunlight strikes snow, some of the sunlight is absorbed. What happens to the light energy that is absorbed? | it changes to heat energy
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| In the summer, why is the blacktop driveway hotter than the grass? | light rays absorbed by the blacktop are changed to heat energy
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| How does light pass through a translucent object? | bend in all different directions (refract)
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| How does light travel through the a flat transparent material? | in a straight line
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| What is Refraction? | bending of waves as they travel at an angle from one medium to another
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| What happens to an image when light rays pass through a convex lens? | it is upside down
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| Which reflects more light? A yellow piece of paper or a black piece of paper? | yellow
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| True or False: White light contains all the color in the visible spectrum | True
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| What are the colors of the spectrum in order? | Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet
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| Why can't you see your reflection in a wooden door? | The light is not reflected directly back at you. The light waves scatter and bend at different angles.
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| What are two sources of light? | natural and artificial
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| What is it called when light bounces back from a surface? | reflection
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| How much light does a transparent object let pass through? | most
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| What is an example of a transparent object? | window
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| How much light does a translucent object let pass through? | some
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| What is an example of a translucent object? | wax paper
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| How much light does a opaque object let pass though? | none
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| What is an example of a opaque object? | wood
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| What colors of light does a black shirt absorb? | All
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| What colors of light does a white shirt absorb? | None
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| Why does a pencil appear fatter and broken when put into a glass of water? | The water is refracting light rays from the pencil.
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| What color do you get when red and blue light are mixed together? | majenta
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| What color do you get when red and green light are mixed together? | yellow
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| What color do you get when blue and green light are mixed together? | cyan
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| What, in your eye, adjusts to focus an image? | lens
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| What, in your eye, does the lens focus the image on? | retina
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| What type of lens does your eye contain? | convex
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| Where is the retina located in your eye? | the back
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| What is the part of your eye that is colored and regulates the size of the pupil by contracting and expanding around it? | iris
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| What connects your brain to your retina? | optic nerve
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| What is the round opening in your eye that controls the amount of light that goes onto the retina? | the pupil
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| What is the white part of your eye called? | the sclera
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