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Winneconne Sound and Light Chapter 3 Test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the speed of light in a vacuum? | 300,000 km/s |
| An electromagnetic wave | can travel through empty space or matter |
| What is the major sound of energy on earth? | EM waves from the sun. |
| Electromagnetic waves are produced by | the vibration of an electric field and magnetic field together |
| The electromagnetic spectrum is the entire range of | EM waves |
| The entire electromagnetic spectrum is divided into regions by | wavelengths |
| White light is the entire range of | colors of visible light combined |
| Refraction can separate white light into | different colors |
| Whether an objects transparent, translucent, or opaque is determinded by | transmit light |
| Colors of opaque objects are determined by | the color of light they reflect |
| The mixing together of colors of light is called | color addition |
| When pigments are mixed the result is called | color subtraction |
| What are objects that produce visible light? | Luminous |
| When white light is refracted, the amount that the light bends depends on which of the following? | the light's waves |
| Which of the following is illuminated object | the moon |
| Know what the color addition figure looks light | on page 85 |
| Know what the color subtraction figure looks like | on page 86 |
| Objects that are determined by the color of light they reflect are called | opaque |
| If you feel an increase in temperature you are | absorbing infrared waves |
| What two or more light waves overlap and combine | interference occurs |
| Light is most easily transmitted through what type of objects | transparent |
| Whay does the sky appear blue? | because blue light is scattered more then any other color |
| The moon does not produce light of its own. So where does moonlight come from? | Moonlight is sunlight that is reflected off the moon. |
| What are three ways light can interact with matter? | Reflection, absorption, and transmission |
| What does the law of reflection state? | The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection |
| EM waves used to broadcast television signals | radio waves |
| Em waves used in radar | microwaves |
| EM waves that make an object feel warmer | infrared waves |
| EM waves seen in a rainbow | visible light |
| EM waves that can cause sunburn | ultraviolet |
| EM waves used as a security device in airports | X rays |
| EM waves used to treat some forms of cancer | gamma rays |