Light Energy
Prisms
Light Behaviours
Sound Energy
Miscellaneous
100

The sun is an example of a __________ light source. A light bulb is an example of a __________ light source.

natural; artificial

100

Name all of the colours of the rainbow in order.

Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Indigo
Violet

100

List the three words that are used to describe the amount of light that passes through an object.

-transparent

-translucent
-opaque

100

Sound energy travels in __________ and makes objects __________.

waves; vibrate

100
Name three parts of the eye.

-cornea
-iris
-lens
-optic nerve
-pupil
-retina
-sclera

200

We can see at night because the stars __________ light, but the moon __________ light from the sun.

emit; reflect

200

A prism is a block of glass in a triangular prism shape. Draw a triangular prism.

(confirm correct drawing)

200

Refraction will occur when the light passes from one __________ to another, when the light rays on an angle.

state of matter (medium)

200

What range of pitches can humans hear?

20 - 20 000 Hz

200

Plants use sunlight to make their food. What is this process called?

photosynthesis

300

Describe two ways that light travels.

- in a straight line
- in waves

300

When we see white, it is because all colours are being __________. When we see black, it is because all colours are being __________. When we see one colour, like green, it is because...__________.

reflected; absorbed; green is reflected/all other colours are absorbed

300

Name two materials that are:
-transparent
-translucent
-opaque

*various answers*

300

What would the volume of the normal speaking voice be measured at?

60 dB

300
The scientific name for the northern lights is the __________ __________.

The scientific name for the southern lights is the __________ __________.

-Aurora Borealis
-Aurora Australis

400

What is the term for a plant or animal that emit their own light?

bioluminescent

400

Each colour of the rainbow has a different __________ and __________ at a different angle.

wavelength; refracts

400

Describe the difference between reflection and refraction.

reflection: the bouncing of light

refraction: the bending of light

400

Sound with a frequency of more than 20 000 Hz is called __________.

ultrasound

400

Name the three tiny bones in your ears.

DOUBLE POINTS if you can also give me their scientific names.

hammer; anvil; stirrup

***malleus, incus, stapes***

500

Visible light is the only part of the __________ __________ that we can see.

electromagnetic spectrum

500

Describe how a rainbow is formed in three steps.

-white light refracts as it enters the raindrop
-white light reflects off the back of the raindrop
-white light refracts again as it leaves the raindrop

500

When light passes THROUGH an object, it is called __________. When light goes INTO an object it is called __________.

transmission; absorption
500

Draw the following sound waves:
-high pitch, soft volume
-low pitch, loud volume
-low pitch, soft volume
-high pitch, loud volume

(confirm drawings)

500

Soundwaves are caught by the __________, then travel through the __________, where they hit the __________ and vibrate. They then make the three __________ move, which send vibrations to the fluid-filled and hair-lined __________ (and __________ for balance). The tiny hairs send messages through the __________ to the brain. 

-pinna
-ear canal
-eardrum
-ossicles (hammer, anvil, stirrup)
-cochlea
-semicircular canals
-auditory nerve

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