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KS3 Science revision of light and sound

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Light travels in   straight lines  
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Light travels as a type of   electromagnetic radiation  
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Light travels at a speed that is   much faster than the speed of sound  
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The speed of light in a vacuum is   300,000,000 m/s  
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A window is   transparent  
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The sun is   luminous  
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The moon is   shiny  
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Air is   transparent  
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Water is   translucent  
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A carpet is   opaque  
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What must be true about an object if it is going to cause shadows?   It is opaque - it must block some or all of the light falling on it  
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What fact about the way light travels explains why shadows are made?   Light travels forwards in straight lines  
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When a ray of light hits a surface what TWO things happen?   1. Reflection of light 2. Transmission of light  
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Light from the sun and light bulbs is called?   White light  
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How many main colours are there making up sunlight?   Seven  
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How are different colours caused?   By light waves having different frequencies and wavelengths  
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How can light be split into its colours?   By using a prism  
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What is it called when light is split into its colours?   Dispersion  
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What is the pattern of colours called -scientific term?   A spectrum  
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What are the primary colours?   Red, green and blue  
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