Light and Materials I
This type of material allows all light to travel through.
What is transparent?
This is when light bounces off.
What is reflection?
This type of material does not allow light through.
What is opaque?
This is when light bends.
What is refraction?
These two types of lens cause your reflection to look different, yet funny.
What is concave and convex?
Ms. Hazard laminates paper to help make it last longer. While the paper is opaque, the lamination is this, causing you to see through it.
What is transparent?
Putting a pencil in water is a prime example of this.
What is refraction?
This is when light partially passes through an object.
What is translucent?
When looking at still lake water, you see yourself, an example of this.
What is reflection?
List the three types of materials that light interacts with.
What is opaque, translucent, and transparent.
You might think of the symmetrical letter when showing how light reflects.
What is 'V'?
You open up the refrigerator and spot a carton of eggs, a plastic container of lemonade, a glass jug of filtered water, and a stick of butter. You pick up this, a transparent item.
What is a glass jug of filtered water?
Putting a straw in a cup of water will cause the straw to appear this, caused by refraction.
What is broken?
A shower curtain is an example of a translucent material which means light can react this way.
What is allow some light to pass through?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
When white lights meets a prism, the light does this, causing a rainbow.
What is bend?
Your parents lay out clear plastic wrap, wax paper, and aluminum foil for cooking. They pick up the translucent one.
What is wax paper?
White light is made up of all of these.
What are colors of the rainbow?
If planning an investigation to see how light interacts with different materials, it would be important to make sure all materials are this.
What is different?
If developing an experiment to see how the angle of light changes, it would be important to change this.
If planning an investigation to understand how light interacts with different materials, it would be important to have three different types of these.
What are materials?
DOUBLE JEORPARDY
Light travels in a straight line until it hits a different of this.
What is medium?