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SCIENCE

Light

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Light travels in a ______ line? Straight
Straight lines of light are called ________? Rays
Objects that can make their own light are _________? Luminans
Objects that cannot make their own light are _______? Non Luminous
Light and _______ are related to each other? Heat
A _______ is a dark shape caused when an object blocks light. Shadow
What is a word that means, Allows all light to pass through? Transparent
What is a word that means, Does not allow any light rays to pass through? Opaque
What is a word that means, Allows some, but not all, light rays to pass through? Translucent
Why does an opaque object cause a shadow? It does Not let light rays to pass through.
White light is made of ______ _______? Many Colors
The colors we see are the colors that reflect from the objects around us? True or False True
All colors that make up light are called ___ _______ ________? The Visible Spectrum
______ are used in eyeglasses, microscopes, magnifying glasses, and telescopes? Lenses
The bouncing of light off an object is called _____? Reflection
The bending of light as it passes from one substance to another is called ______? Refraction
A transparent material used to bend light is called a ________? Lenses that bend light outwaard are used to correct nearsightedness. These lenses are called _______ lenses? Lens
Lens that bend light Outward are used to correct nearsightedness. These lenses are called ______ lenses? Concave
Lens that bend light Inward are used to correct farsightedness. These lenses are called _____ lenses? Convex
The back part of the eye where an image forms is called the ____? Retina
The ________is the part of the eye that refracts light to focus it. 1)Len
The part of the eye that sends messages to the brain is called the _______? Optic Nerve
The transparent, curved covering in the front of the eye is called the ______? Cornea
The opening in the iris that allows light to enter the inside of the eye is called the _____? Pupil
Name the parts of the eye in Order, as to how light enters the eye (1-4)? 1) Cornea 2) Pupil 3) Lens 4) Retina
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