Sources of Light
Reflecting or Refracting
Rainbows!
Transparent, Translucent, or Opaque
Shadows
100

How can you tell that something is an artificial source of light?

It is a man-made object.

100

Reflection is when light does what?

Bounces off an object.

100

What are the colours in the rainbow?

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet.

100

Transparent objects allow _______ light through.

All.

100

How do shadows happen?

An object blocks the light.

200

How can you tell that something is a natural source of light?

It is not man-made and exists naturally in the world.

200

What happens to light when it is refracted?

It bends.

200

Are colour and light the same thing? Explain your answer.

Yes! Colour is light separated into it's different light waves.

200

Opaque objects allow _______ light through.

No.

200

What types of materials create shadows?

Translucent and opaque.

300

Is a candle a natural or artificial source of light?

Artificial.

300

We don't see objects, we see light ________.

Reflecting off of objects.
300

What happens to white light when it goes through a prism?

It splits into the different colours of the rainbow.

300

Translucent objects allow _______ light through.

Some.

300

If a light source is close to the object, the shadow will be ________.

Big.

400

What is the word for animals that can make their own light?

Bioluminescent.

400

Does a safety vest reflect, refract, absorb, or emit light?

Reflect.

400

What happens when coloured light goes through a prism?

It turns back into white light.

400

What two things help us figure out if an object is transparent, translucent, or opaque?

1. If you can see through the object. 

2. How much light comes through the object.

400

If a light source is above to the object, the shadow will be ________.

Short.

500

What is the difference between emitting light and reflecting light?

Emitting is when something gives off it's own light. Reflecting is when it bounces light from something else.

500

What happens to light when it is absorbed?

It is taken in by the object.

500

Why do we see certain objects as certain colours?

When we see a green object, it is because only the green light wave is reflecting back to us. The other colours are being absorbed by the object.

500

Is your finger transparent, translucent, or opaque?

Translucent. You can't see through it, but some light can shine through.

500

Which of these objects will have the darkest shadow: Tucker, a glass of water, or a white piece of paper?

Tucker!