Sound
Light
Sources of Light
Materials
Light and Sound Concepts
100

This causes sound to be made. What is…

What are vibrations

100

Light travels at this incredible speed. What is…

What is 300,000 km per second?

100

The moon is not a source of light. It actually does this. What is…

What is reflect light from the sun?

100

This type of material lets all light pass through it. What is…

What is transparent (example: glass)

100

This term describes the distance between two peaks of a wave. What is…

What is wavelength?

200

This term describes how loud a sound is. What is…

What is amplitude

200

This kind of light is produced by nature, not by humans. What is…

What is natural light?

200

This is the main source of natural light for Earth. What is…

What is the sun

200

This type of material blocks all light. What is…

What is opaque (example: cardboard)

200

This term describes how high or low a sound seems to us. What is…

What is pitch

300

True or False: Sound travels faster in air than in water.

What is false

300

These colours reflect light, and these absorb it. What are…

What are: Light colours reflect light, dark colours absorb it

300

This bug produces its own light naturally. What is…

What is a firefly

300

This material lets some, but not all, light through. What is…

What is translucent (example: wax paper)

300

Light moves faster than this type of wave. What is…

What is sound

400

This kind of pollution is caused by too much noise and can harm people and animals. What is…

What is sound pollution

400

When might you want to reflect light?

What is: When using a mirror, safety gear, or redirecting sunlight

400

These light sources are made by humans. What are…

What are artificial light sources? (Examples: light bulb, candle, flashlight)


400

Cell phones are not transparent. What does that mean?

What is: Light does not pass through them.

400

When light hits an object and bounces off it, this happens. What is…

What is reflection?

500

This is a problem caused by excessive sound and can affect concentration, sleep, and wildlife. Explain why it’s a problem, give 2 example.

What is: Sound pollution is harmful because it can interrupt communication, stress animals, and cause hearing problems for people.

500

This type of pollution blocks our view of stars at night and disrupts ecosystems like sea turtles. What is…

What is light pollution

500

Explain the difference between natural and artificial light and give one example of each.

What is: Natural light comes from nature, like the sun. Artificial light is man-made, like a flashlight.

500

Why are some materials see-through while others are not?

What is: It depends on how much light the material allows to pass through it.

500

Explain why amplitude affects how loud a sound is.

What is: Amplitude is the size of the vibrations; larger amplitude means louder sound.

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