Vocabulary
Mirror-Window
Our Eyes
Light
Risk
100
What is the definition of reflection?
a. light bounces off the object and travels in another direction
b. light remains in the object
a. light bounces off the object and travels in anohter direction
100
What did the music student see when he looked at the mirror?
his reflection
100
How many reflections are there in the mirror-window phenomenon?
2
100
What tool did we use to measure light?
a. a meter stick
b. a light meter
c. a calculator
b. light meter
100
What is Ms. Rivera's favorite food?
a. pasta
b. chicken & broccoli with white rice
c. pupusas
c. pupusas
200
What is the definition of absorb?
a. light passes through an object
b. light remains in the object
b. light remains in the object
200
What did the teacher see when she looked at the mirror?
The student
200
What is the weak light?
What is the strong light?
The room light: weaker light
The flashlight: stronger light
200
Does glass transmit more or less light compared to a one-way mirror?
glass transmits more light
200
How many siblings does Ms. Rivera have?
a. 1
b. 3
c. 6
a. 1
300
What is the definition of transmission?
a. small, but the exact copy
b. light passes through an object and continues traveling
b. light passes through an object and continues traveling
300
What video did we watch in class that represented the mirror-window phenomenon?
hint: not the video with the student and teacher
mr. bean
300
Why do we see different things when we look at the same object?
a. we focus on different things
b. some colors may be darker than others in the picture making it easier to see one thing compared to another
c. both a & c
c. both a & c
300
Does a regular mirror reflect more or less light compared to glass?
a regular mirror reflects more light than glass
300
How many languages does Ms. Rivera know?
a. 5
b. 2
c. 3
c. 3
400
What is the definition of a phenomenon?
a. something that exists that can be seen, felt, tasted, heard, especially something unusal or interesting
b. what someone thinks will happen based on what you have seen
a. something that exists that can be seen, felt, tasted, heard, especially something unusal or interesting
400
Draw the mirrow-window phenomenon.
must include:
two rooms where one light is one and one light is off
the student and teacher
show light reflecting and transmitting
400
Does our brain or eyes decide what we see?
Our brain
400
When is the mirror-window phenomenon the strongest?
a. when both lights are on
b. when both lights are off
c. when one light is on and the other is off
c. when one light is on and the other is off
400
Where was Ms. Rivera born?
a. California
b. New York
c. New Jersey
b. New York
500
What is the definition of refraction?
a. when light passes through an object and changes direction
b. light passes through an object and continues traveling
a. when light passes through an object and changes direction
500
Does light reflect, transmit, or do both when it hits the one-way mirror?
transmits and reflects
500
How does light travel through our eyes?
a. iris, brain, retina, lens
b. retina, brain, lens, pupil
c. pupil, lens, retina, brain
c. pupil, lens, retina, brain
500
If the teacher has a little light reflecting off of her and going into the student's eyes, why can't he see her?
a. the reflection that is bouncing off the one-way mirror is less than the amount of light being reflected off of the teacher
b. the reflection that is bouncing off the one-way mirror is greater than the amount of light being reflected off of the teacher
b. the reflection that is bouncing off the one-way mirror is greater than the amount of light being reflected off of the teacher
500
Where is Ms. Rivera from?
a. Ecuador
b. Honduras
c. Guatemala
c. Guatemala