Kamishibai
Light
Eyes
Sound
Energy Waves
100

Where was the tradition of Kamishibai developed?

Japan

100

In what order to the colors of the rainbow always appear?

ROYGBIV (or ROYGBV, or ROYGBP)

100

What do we call the opening in the front of the eye?

Pupil

100

For an object to make sound, it has to __________

Vibrate

100
What is the name of the high point of a wave?

Crest

200

What's the main thing needed to make an effective Kamishibai illustration?

It should able to be appreciated from a distance.

200

What word do we use to describe a material that lets no light pass through?

Opaque

200

What do we call the colored muscle that changes in response to light?

Iris

200

Which sound maker that we made makes sound in the same way that a saxophone does?

The Rubber Band Harmonica

200

What is the name of the lowest point of a wave?

Trough

300

What is the name of the little holes we drilled before putting the nails into the Kamishibai boxes?

Pilot holes

300
To what scientist do we owe most of our basic understanding of light?

Isaac Newton

300

What do we call the screen of light-sensitive cells onto which the world we look at is projected upside down?

Retina

300

For sound waves to travel, they must travel through something. What do we call that something?

The MEDIUM

300

What do we call the distance between the center line and the highest (or lowest) point of a wave?

Amplitude
400

According to Mr. Ritter, illustrations of things that are going to move away (a car, train, person running) are traditionally drawn facing toward the left -- why?

Because the page will be pulled in that direction to go to the next illustration, making the car, for example, move in the correct direction.

400

What is the name we use for the triangular piece of glass that splits sunlight into colors?

A Prism

400

The eye senses light, but in order for us to understand it and "see", the information must be sent to the brain along the __________.

Optic Nerve

400

If we increase the amplitude of a wave coming through a speaker, how will the sound change?

It will get louder

400

If you turn up the Hertz on the String Vibrator, what will happen to the wavelength of the wave on the string?

It will get shorter: Higher Hertz = Faster vibrations = shorter waves

500

What is the English translation we used for "Kamishibai"?

Paper Theater

500

What color of light would you get from this color equation?: W-M+R=____

Yellow: W-M=G; G+R=Y

500

Why do we have a blind spot?

It's where the optic nerve comes in to the back of the eye, creating a small place on the retina that does not have light-sensitive cells.
500

You're in a space suit, floating outside the International Space Station. You tap your helmet with a wrench. What do you hear AND WHY?

You hear a tapping, because the helmet vibrates, and the air inside the helmet vibrates, which goes to your ears.

500

In a longitudinal wave (like the ropes we wiggled), and a compression wave (like the slinky) the bit of tape in the middle moved. How did they move differently?

In the longitudinal wave, the tape moved perpendicular to the energy propagation in the rope (side to side).

In the compression wave, the tape moved in line with the energy propagation in the slinky (back and forth).

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