Luminous & Non-luminous object
How light travels
Reflection
Plants
Animals
100

Point at 5 non-luminous objects

100

Light travels in a..... line.

straight

100

A ray of light that comes to a surface is called an .....

incident ray

100

Name 5 plants you know

100

Name 10 animals you know.

200

Write 3 luminous objects

200

Light does not travel in a...... line.

curved

200
When an incident ray reaches a plane mirror, it produces a .........

Reflected ray

200

Most plants can move. True or False?

False

200

What do animals need for breathing?

Oxygen

300

Luminous objects..... by themselves.

emit light

300

Complete the words:

R_C_I_ _N_ _R PR_P_G_T_ _N

RECTILINEAR PROPAGATION

300

The angle of incidence is bigger and the angle of reflection. True or False?

False

300

In plants, energy is stored as.....

starch

300

Why do animals live together?

To help each other find food, fight against predators and care for the young ones.

400

What do non-luminous objects do?

Reflect light

400

In which medium does light travel in a straight line?

Homogenous transparent medium

400

Compare the distances from a plane mirror to the image and the object.

Same

400

Explain why cactus can survive in the desert.

Tiny leaves

Slow growth

Big stems

400

Most reptiles can ........... so that ............ can not recognize them.

camourflage - predators

500

Can a light bulb be both a luminous and non-luminous object? Explain.

Luminous when it's switched on and non-luminous when its switched off.

500

You can hear the sound of thunder before you see lightning. True or False?

False

500

The image is r......... and has the s..... s..... as the object.

reversed - same size

500

Explain why lotus can live in the water.

Very thin roots.

Leaves floating on or growing above water to get sunlight.

500

Name 5 ways of adaptations animals use to survive.

Live together - Fly - Camourflage - Hibernate - Store water

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