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8K Light
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1What are objects that create light called?
- ALuminous Sorces
- BOpaque objects
- CLight Creators
2What is a transparent object?
- AAn object that does not let light pass through it.
- BAn object that lets light through it.
- CAn object that lets a glow of light through it.
- DAn object that sometimes lets light through it.
3Opaque surfaces absorb and reflect light.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4What is the energy transferred by light converted to?
- ADark energy
- BLight energy
- CHeat energy
5White surfaces [blank_start]reflect[blank_end] most of the light that hits them. Black surfaces [blank_start]absorb[blank_end] light very well and [blank_start]reflect[blank_end] very little. This is why they look so [blank_start]dark.[blank_end]
- Areflect
- Babsorb
- Ctransfer
- Dreflect
- Eabsorb
- FRefract
- Gabsorb
- Htransfer
- Ikill
- Jreflect
- Kdark.
- Llight.
- Mcolourful.
- Nmisty.
6Light rays are [blank_start]scattered[blank_end] by rough surfaces and a reflection [blank_start]cannot[blank_end] be seen. A [blank_start]plane[blank_end] mirror is a flat mirror. Light is reflected [blank_start]evenly[blank_end] by a plane mirror.
- Ascattered
- Bbathed
- Crotated
- Dadded
- Etaken away
- Fcan
- Gcannot
- Hmay not
- Imay
- Jplain
- Krough
- Lplane
- Mdiagonal
- Nroughly
- Oevenly
- Pamazingly
7What changes when light hits a transparent object?
- ASpeed
- BHeat
- CDirection
- DTime
8Lenses are [blank_start]curved[blank_end] pieces of glass or [blank_start]transparent[blank_end] plastic that are designed to [blank_start]refract[blank_end] light in particular ways. Some lenses make rays of light come together, and some lenses make the light [blank_start]spread out[blank_end]. Lenses are used in [blank_start]cameras[blank_end], microscopes and [blank_start]telescopes[blank_end].
- Acurved
- Btransparent
- Crefract
- Dspread out
- Ecameras
- Ftelescopes
9When light hits something [blank_start]transparent[blank_end] it changes speed and [blank_start]direction[blank_end]. This is called refraction. [blank_start]Refraction[blank_end] takes place at the [blank_start]interface[blank_end] between two substances. When light is [blank_start]transmitted[blank_end] through glass it [blank_start]slows down[blank_end] and changes direction [blank_start]towards[blank_end] the normal. When is [blank_start]travels[blank_end] back out it speeds up again and changes away from the normal.
- Atransparent
- Bopaque
- Ctranslucent
- Dheat
- Espeed
- Fdirection
- Gdiagonal
- HRefraction
- IReflection
- JTransparency
- KChoreography
- Lmiddle
- Minterface
- Ncamera
- Onormal
- Ptransported
- Qabducted
- Rtransmitted
- Sslows down
- Tspeeds up
- Ucarries on
- Vfalls over
- Waway from
- Xtowards
- Ydiagonally from
- Zover
- AAunder
- ABtravels
- ACmoves
10Label this diagram of refracted light.

- AWhite Light
- BRed
- COrange
- DYellow
- EGreen
- FBlue
- GPurple
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