Transmitting Light Part 1
Bending Light
Sound-Wave Energy
Volume and Pitch
Miscellaneous
100

To allow light to pass through.

What is Transmit?

100

Happens when light is bent while traveling through one kind of matter into another kind of matter

What is Refraction?

100

Moves rapidly back and forth

What is Vibrates?

100

The loudness of softness of a sound.

What is Volume?

100

Material allows light through but scatters it so objects cannot be seen clearly.

What is Translucent?

200

Does not allow light to pass through.

What is Opaque?

200

The distance from one crest to the next

What is Wavelength?

200

Sound waves can travel only when there are ________ of matter to carry the vibrations

What is Molecules?

200

The strength of a sound wave

What is Amplitude?

200

The colors in white light

What is Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet?

300

A dark area or shape cast by an opaque object.

What is Shadow?

300

Separates white light into its different colors

What is prism?

300

Sound needs ________ through which to travel

What is Matter?

300

The highness or lowness of a sound

What is Pitch?

300

Color with the shortest wavelength

What is Violet?

400

To throw back light, changing its direction

What is Reflect?

400

Name of the series of colors

color spectrum

400

Occurs when an object vibrates

What is Sound?

400

T/F: Slower vibration make higher pitches

What is False?-Faster

400

Material that blocks light

What is Opaque?


500

Allows light to pass straight through it

What is Transparent

500

Color with the longest wavelength

What is red?

500

Sound energy can travel because of _________

What is sound waves?

500

Inventor of the Telephone

Who is Alexander Graham Bell?