Natural and Artificial Sources of Light
Transparent, Translucent, and Opaque Objects
Dull and Shiny Objects
Simple Electric Circuits
100

What is a natural source of light?

The sun, lightning, fire

100

What does transparent mean?

You can see clearly through it.

100

Mention the main characteristic of a shiny object

It reflects a lot of light.

100

What do we need to make a simple electric circuit work?

A battery, wires, and a light bulb (or another component).

200

Is a flashlight a natural or artificial light source?

Artificial

200

Name one translucent object.

Frosted glass or wax paper.

200

Give one example of a shiny object.

A mirror or a metal spoon. 

200

What does a switch do in a circuit?

It opens or closes the circuit to turn things on or off.

300

Which one is not a source of light? Sun, candle, or pencil?

Pencil.

300

Is a wooden door transparent, translucent, or opaque?

Opaque.

300

What kind of object is a rock: shiny or dull?

Dull.

300

What happens if a wire is not connected properly in a circuit? 

The circuit will not work.

400

Why do we need light?

To see things.

400

What happens when light hits an opaque object?

It blocks the light and creates a shadow.

400

Why are shiny objects easy to see in the light?

Because they reflect the light.

400

Is plastic a good material to use as a wire? Why or why not?

No, because plastic does not conduct electricity.

500

Name three natural sources light.

The sun, fireflies, and lightning.

500

What type of object lets some light through but not all?

Translucent.

500

Put in order the objects, number 1, the one that reflects a lot of light, and 4, the one that reflects less light: silver spoon, wood, coin,mirror

1. Mirror 2. silver spoon 3. coin 4. wood

500

What is the source of energy in a simple circuit?

The battery.