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Traveling Light

Traveling Light

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Special Education, Science

6th - 8th Grade

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Easy

Created by

Caitlin Irwin

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6 Slides • 31 Questions

1

Traveling Light

What happens when light hits an object?

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2

​Review - Light Waves

  • ​Light is a form of energy.

  • ​Light is transferred by waves.

  • ​Light waves move in a straight line.

  • ​Light travels from a source to our eyes.

  • ​During the day, the main light source is the Sun.

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3

Multiple Choice

Light is a form of ____.

1

Matter

2

Energy

4

Multiple Choice

Light is transferred by ____.

1

People

2

Trains

3

Waves

5

Match

It gets transferred.

What?

From Where?

To Where?

How?

Energy

The Sun

Our Eyes

By a Light Wave

6

Dropdown

Light waves carry energy from ​
to ​
.

7

Multiple Choice

How does energy get transferred from the Sun to our eyes?

1

By sound waves

2

By light waves

3

By nerves

8

Multiple Choice

How does information get transferred from our eyes to our brain?

1

By sound waves

2

By light waves

3

By nerves

9

Multiple Choice

Light travels in _____.

1

Straight Lines

2

Curved Lines

3

Unpredictable ways

10

Multiple Choice

Outside in the day time, the main light source is _____.

1

Mirrors

2

Lamps

3

The Sun

11

Multiple Choice

Inside at night time, the main light source is _____.

1

Mirrors

2

Lamps

3

The Sun

12

​When Light Hits Objects

  • ​When light hits an object, three things might happen.

  • ​Reflect - The light bounces off the object and moves in a new direction.

  • ​Absorb - The light enters the object and stops moving.

  • ​Transmit - The light goes through the object and continues in the same direction.

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13

Multiple Choice

Light that hits an object may _____.

1

Disappear forever

2

Reflect

Absorb

Transmit

14

Multiple Choice

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This is an example of light being ____.

1

Absorbed

2

Transmitted

3

Reflected

15

Multiple Choice

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This is an example of light being _____.

1

Absorbed

2

Transmitted

3

Reflected

16

Multiple Choice

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This is an example of light being _____.

1

Absorbed

2

Transmitted

3

Reflected

17

Match

Match the diagram to the label.

Reflect

Absorb

Transmit

18

​Reflection

  • Shiny and smooth objects reflect light.

  • ​The light will bounce off of the object and move in a new direction.

  • ​A mirror, metal objects, and water all reflect light.

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19

Multiple Choice

When light hits an object and bounces off, we call it ____.

1

Reflection

2

Absorption

3

Transmission

20

Multiple Choice

____ objects reflect the most light.

1

Black

2

Shiny

3

Clear

21

Multiple Choice

Mirrors, metal objects, and the surface of a lake will all ____ light.

1

Absorb

2

Reflect

3

Transmit

22

Multiple Choice

Which object is likely to reflect light?

1

A mirror

2

A black blanket

3

A window

23

Multiple Choice

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Mulan can see herself because the water ____ the light.

1

Absorbs

2

Transmits

3

Reflects

24

​Absorbtion

  • ​Dark objects absorb light.

  • ​The light enters the object and does not continue traveling.

  • ​The absorbed light energy will make the object get hot.

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25

Multiple Choice

When light enters an object and does not continue moving, it is ____.

1

Reflected

2

Absorbed

3

Transmitted

26

Multiple Choice

_____ objects absorb the most light.

1

Clear

2

Black

3

Shiny

27

Multiple Choice

A black t-shirt, a black seat cover, and black concrete are all likely to ____ light.

1

Reflect

2

Transmit

3

Absorb

28

Multiple Choice

When objects absorb light, they begin to feel ____.

1

Sad

2

Hot

3

Cold

29

Open Ended

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Which shirt will be more comfortable for playing basketball outside in the summer?

"I think the _____ shirt will be more comfortable because _______."

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​Transmission

  • ​Clear objects transmit light.

  • ​The light will travel through the object and continue in the same direction.

  • ​Windows, glass jars, and glasses all transmit light.

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Multiple Choice

When light passes through an object and keeps traveling in the same direction, it was ____.

1

Reflected

2

Absorbed

3

Transmitted

32

Multiple Choice

____ objects transmit the most light.

1

Black

2

Shiny

3

Clear

33

Multiple Choice

Windows, glasses, and glass jars are all likely to _____ light.

1

Absorb

2

Reflect

3

Transmit

34

Match

Match the diagram to the label.

Reflect

Absorb

Transmit

35

Match

Match the description to the process.

Light passes through

Light bounces back

Light hits the object and stops

Transmit

Reflect

Absorb

36

Match

Match the tool to the likely effect on light.

Clear objects

Shiny objects

Black objects

Transmit

Reflect

Absorb

37

Dropdown

Question image
I need to create a new cover for the TV that will still let you see the light from the screen.

I would make it out of ​
because this object will ​
the light.



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