Mixed Bag
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Properties of Light
Properties of Waves
Repetition or Replication?
100

What allows the energy from the sun to reach the Earth?

Radiation

100

Which color will reflect the MOST light and keep you cooler?

White

100

Different colors of light combine to form what?

White light

100

A disturbance that sends energy away from the source is called a: 

Wave

100

You are measuring the temperatures at which water boils and freezes. Just to make sure, you take the temperatures a second time. What best describes this?

Repetition

200

Why do we see lightning flash before we hear thunder?

Light travels faster than sound

Sound travels slower than light

200

Which color would have the longest wavelength and lowest energy?

Red

200

What property of light causes waves to bounce?

Reflection

200

The matter through which some waves travel is called a:

Medium

200

You conduct an experiment with plants, but you think your results don't make sense. You ask your friend to do the same experiment to see what their results are. What best describes this?

Replication

300

Sound waves travel the fastest through:

solids

300

Which color would have the shortest wavelength and highest energy?

Violet

300

What property of light causes waves to bend? (Hint: think of how a pencil looks in a glass of water)

Refraction

300

Waves that do not require a medium are called: 

Electromagnetic waves

300

You conduct an experiment five times. What best describes this?

Repetition

400

When light is refracted, the light:

A. Speeds up

B. Slows down

B. Slows down

400

You look at an apple and see that its color is red. Why does the apple appear red?

The apple absorbs all colors and reflects red.

400

Light from the sun travels the fastest in:

Space (vacuum)

400

The number of waves in given time is:

Frequency

400

You conduct an experiment and record your data. Another student copies your experiment exactly and gets the same data. What best describes this?

Replication

500

Kevin is testing to find out if the color of a shirt affects the how hot you feel outside in the sun. He thinks he feels warmer when he wears blue than when he wears white. Before he tests his idea, Kevin makes an inference. Which of the following is the best example of an inference?

A. Blue shirts can be light or dark

B. All darker colors feel warmer than lighter colors

B. All darker colors feel warmer than lighter colors

500

Which electromagnetic waves are invisible? Name two!

Radio, microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, x-rays, gamma rays

500

Light from the sun cannot reach the bottom of the deep ocean. Why does this happen?

The light slows down in the water and is absorbed.

500

Which wave property is a measure of the distance between two identical points on a wave? (Hint - crest to crest)

Wavelength

500

Why do scientists repeat experiments many times?

To improve the reliability of their results.

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