Science is Cool!
Parts of the Eye
Vocabulary
Light does what to it???
Science is Cool! (2)
100
How many colors of ROY G BIV enter our eye when looking at an object that is yellow?
1
100
What part of the eye does light enter in?
Pupil
100
Light travels in _______ until it reaches an object.
Waves
100
Use one or more of the following characteristics to describe glass.
Reflective, Opaque, Transparent, Refractive
Transparent
100
What is the main source of energy for all plants and animals?
Sun
200
When the bright room looking at a one way mirror, _____ of the light from the room is reflected off of the mirror, while ________ of the light from the room enters to the other side of the mirror.
Half, half
200
Which of the following best describes the cornea?
Opaque, reflective, transparent, refractive
Transparent
200
Term: ?
Definition: Light bouncing directly off of an object and going in the same direction it came from before.
Reflective
200
Use one or more of the following characteristics to describe a mirror.
Reflective, Opaque, Transparent, Refractive
Reflective
200
What is this fish?
Perch
300
How many colors of ROY G BIV enter our eye when we look at an object that is white?
7
300
Which part of the eye controls how much light is allowed to enter into the pupil?
Iris
300
Objects that are refractive _____ light.
Bend
300
Use one or more of the following characteristics to describe a block of wood.
Reflective, Opaque, Transparent, Refractive
Opaque
300
Mammals and birds are considered ___________________ because they are able to generate their own body heat and do not rely on their environment to do so.
Warm-Blooded
400
All the colors, ROY G BIV, are ___________ when coming into contact with a black object.
Absorbed
400
Put the following parts of the eye in order of when light comes into contact with them:
Optic Nerve, Cornea, Brain, Retina, Lens
Cornea, Lens, Retina, Optic Nerve, Brain
400
What is the definition of absorb?
When light energy transfers to heat energy, no longer travels in waves.
400
Use one or more of the following characteristics to describe water.
Reflective, Opaque, Transparent, Refractive
Refractive
400
What is the largest desert in the world?
Antarctica
500
What is the national animal of Scotland?
Unicorn
500
Rods and cones are located in this part of the eye.
Retina
500
What is another example of electromagnetic radiation that travels in longer waves compared to the visible light that we see?
Radio, Microwave, Infrared Waves
500
Use one or more of the following characteristics to describe the lens of our eye.
Reflective, Opaque, Transparent, Refractive
Refractive
500
Term: ?
Definition: Living organisms that break down dead plants, animals, and organic waste into simpler inorganic substances like water, carbon dioxide, and basic minerals.
Decomposer