Light
Shadows
Reflection
Refraction
Light and colour
100
Which direction does light travel in?

Straight lines 

100

What is a shadow?

A dark area created by light hitting an opaque object

100

Define reflection

To bounce off a surface

100

Define refracted

To bend light waves 

100

What does absorb mean?

To take in or soak up

200

What is our main source of light?

The sun 

200

If my shadow is blurry does that mean I am closer or farther from the light source?

Closer 

200

If a surface is smooth and shiny will there be a reflection?

Yes

200

What happens when light waves move from one transparent object to another?

They refract

200

What is a prism?

A piece of glass or other transparent material shaped like a triangle that separates white light into the colors of the rainbow

300

What animal produces its own light?

Fire fly

Angler fish 

300

If my shadow is crisp and not blurry does that mean I am closer or farther to the light source?

Farther

300

If the surface is bumpy will there be a reflection?

No

300

What does concave mean?

It bends light outwards

300

How do we get white light?

It is a combination of a 7 colours

400

What does transparent mean? 

We can see through it

400

What shape does a shadow take?

The shape of the object

400

How come smooth surfaces can create a reflection?

Because light waves are able to hit it directly and bounce off in a straight line

400

What does convex mean?

It bends light rays inwards

400

What are the 7 colours we need to make the visible spectrum

Red

Orange

Yellow

Green

Blue

Indigo

Violet

500

What does translucent mean? and give an example

We can see some light through it

Tissue paper 

500

How come every object does not make a shadow?

Because light passes completely through some objects

500

How come bumpy surfaces do not create a reflection?

Because it sends the light rays in different directions

500

True or false, All opaque materials bend light?

True

500

Why can we see a rainbow after a rainstorm?

Because rain drops are tiny prisms