
EM Spectrum EOU Assignment
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Dana Wallach
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Directions:
Complete the paper End-of-Unit assignment that was passed out on Friday, April 4
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Review: Scientific Inquiry Review
independent variable (IV) - factor changed (cambiado) by the scientist (cientifico)
dependent variable (DV) - factor observed and measured (medido)
control - you COMPARE (COMPARAS) the results (resultados) to this variable or group
constants (constantes) - the factors that must stay the same (deben permanecer igual)
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Students investigated how visible light is reflected and absorbed by different colors.
For their experiment, they filled four beakers with water. Then they wrapped four breakers with paper; each wrapped in different colored. The students placed the beakers outside on a sunny day.
The Experiment
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Multiple Choice
Select the independent variable (IV).
the liquid in the beaker
the color of the paper
the final temperature of the water
a beaker without paper
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Multiple Select
Select two constants.
the liquid in the beaker
the color of the paper
the final temperature of the water
size of the beakers
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Multiple Choice
What should the students use for a control?
a beaker with apple jouce
a smaller beaker
a beaker without paper
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Match
Analyze the data from the experiment.
highest temperature (59.4oC) - absorbed the most energy
second highest temperature (52.7oC)
lowest temperature (29.6oC) - reflected the most energy
second lowest temperature (33.1oC)
breaker covered in black paper
beaker covered in blue paper
beaker covered in white paper
beaker covered in yellow paper
breaker covered in black paper
beaker covered in blue paper
beaker covered in white paper
beaker covered in yellow paper
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Open Ended
Share how could you apply this experiment to your life.
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Check & Correct: EOU Assignment
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Multiple Choice
#1 A scientist is conducting investigations with electromagnetic waves that have the highest frequency and shortest wavelength. What kind of waves is the scientist studying?
UV
Gamma
Visible
Radio
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Multiple Choice
#2 color of visible light that has the highest frequency
red
yellow
blue
violet
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Multiple Choice
#3 Light waves can do all of the following except be
transmitted
compressed
reflected
absorbed
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Multiple Choice
#4 A convex mirror spreads light rays and produces an image that is
upright and smaller
upright and magnified
inverted and smaller
inverted and magnified
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Multiple Choice
#5 What happens when sunlight hits a black object?
All wavelengths of visible light are absorbed.
All wavelengths of visible light are reflected.
Only one visible light wavelength, black, is reflected.
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Multiple Choice
#6 Which diagram shows the refraction of light as it enters water from the air?
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Open Ended
#7 Explain refraction in your own words.
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Multiple Choice
#8 color of visible light that has the least energy
Red
Blue
Violet
Yellow
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Multiple Choice
#9 Why does a ball on a playground look green?
It is absorbing all light wavelengths except green.
It is reflecting all light wavelengths except green.
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Multiple Select
#10 Select all the statements that accurately describe electromagnetic radiation.
travels in a straight path
travels in longitudinal waves
travels faster than sound
travels in transverse waves
travels slower than sound
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Multiple Choice
#11 When a white light was shined at a prism, a rainbow appeared on the other side.
It is only composed of red and violet.
It cannot bend then separate into different wavelengths.
It is actually composed of all the colors of the rainbow.
It is created by a prism.
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Multiple Choice
#12 A student used technology to discover that X-rays pass a specific point in a given amount of time more often than microwaves pass a specific point in a given amount of time. Based on the data, the student can conclude that
X-rays have a higher amplitude than microwaves
microwaves have the same wavelengths as X-rays
microwaves reflect more radiant energy than X-rays
X-rays have a higher frequency than microwaves
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
#14 visible light wave (color) that has the shortest wavelength
red
green
indigo
violet
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Multiple Choice
#15 visible light wave (color) that has highest energy
red
green
indigo
violet
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Multiple Choice
#16 Which electromagnetic radiation is highly dangerous, but is used in the medical field to treat cancer?
Radio waves
Ultraviolet waves
Infrared waves
Gamma waves
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Multiple Choice
#17 On the electromagnetic spectrum, which waves have a lower frequency than infrared waves and are used by Doppler radar to track severe weather?
Ultraviolet waves
Gamma rays
Microwaves
X-rays
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Multiple Choice
#18 What do cameras, telescopes, binoculars, and microscopes use to change the path of light rays and produce a specific type of image?
use mirrors to refract visible light rays
use lenses to refract visible light rays
use lenses to reflect visible light rays
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Multiple Choice
#19 What energy transformation most commonly occurs when the Sun gives off energy which is converted after it is absorbed by matter?
Nuclear → Radiant → Thermal
Thermal → Nuclear → Radiant
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Multiple Choice
#20 the electromagnetic wave that has the lowest-energy wave
visible light
infrared
microwave
radio
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Match
#21 Radiant energy travels in straight lines until it strikes an object. Match the diagrams to the correct wave behavior.
Transmission
Reflection
Absorption
Transmission
Reflection
Absorption
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Multiple Choice
#22 A person close to a make-up mirror sees an upright, larger reflection. However, a person far from the mirror sees an inverted, smaller reflection. What type of mirror is a make-up mirror?
concave mirror
convex mirror
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Multiple Choice
#23 How does visible light bend as it enters a lens?
toward the thinnest part of the lens
directly at the middle of the lens
toward the thickest part of the lens
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Multiple Choice
#24 When a bird tries to catch a fish that is swimming in the water, what must the bird account for?
reflection of the Sun can cause a bending of light
refraction can occur at surfaces between the air and water
all light travels in straight lines through all materials
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Multiple Choice
#25 In the PhET simulation titled Bending Light, students can observe how light refracts when shone through different substances. Select the answer best explains why the angle of refraction changes.
the frequency of light changes when it enters a different medium
the speed of light changes when it enters a different medium
the type of wave changes when it enters a different medium
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Multiple Choice
#26 Which is NOT an example of how infrared radiation is used?
During the COVID 19 pandemic, body temperatures were checked often using thermometers aimed at foreheads that detect heat.
Signals are sent between the television and the remote control to change the channel.
Night vision goggles help soldiers see in the dark.
Air traffic controllers depend on Doppler radar to keep planes safe.
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Multiple Select
#27 Select all the correct answers that describe concave lenses.
forms a small, upright image
forms a small invert image
a magnifying glass is an example
a door peephole is an example
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Extra Review: Mirrors and Lenses
The next set of slides and questions are an extra review of mirrors and lenses.
Please review and study your completed and corrected End-of-Unit assignment to prepare for your test.
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MIRRORS
Mirrors REFLECT visible light rays to form an image.
reflect = bounce back
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Multiple Choice
According to the law of reflection the angle of incidence is ____________ the angle of reflection.
less than
greater than
equal to
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Multiple Choice
Convex mirrors cause light to spread out, and form an image that is
upright and smaller
inverted and magnified
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Multiple Choice
The bowl (inside) of a shiny spoon is similar to a ____ mirror.
convex
concave
plane
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Multiple Choice
The bowl (inside) of a shiny spoon can form a
real image
smaller, inverted image
smaller, upright image
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Multiple Choice
Type of mirror used as a side mirror on a vehicle to provide a wide angle view and more for the surroundings
Plane
Convex
Concave
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Multiple Choice
type of mirror found in a bathroom, which produces an upright, life-sized image
Plane
Convex
Concave
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LENSES
Lenses REFRACT visible light rays to form an image.
refract = bend
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Multiple Choice
____ are thick in the middle and thin at the edges.
Convex lenses
Concave lenses
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Multiple Choice
Concave lenses form small, upright images, because
the light rays diverge - are spread in many directions
the light rays converge - focus to a single point
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Multiple Choice
In a microscope, the convex lens produces an image that is
inverted (upside down)
upright
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following does not refract light?
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Multiple Choice
The concave lens of a telescope produces images of far-away objects by ____ light rays.
bending (refracting)
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Multiple Choice
Why are the angles of refraction different when light travels through different media?
light changes frequency as it travels through different substances
light changes speed as it travels through different substance
light changes a different type of wave as it travels through different substances
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Multiple Choice
Which model best represents a concave lens?
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Directions:
Complete the paper End-of-Unit assignment that was passed out on Friday, April 4
Use the Quizizz lesson to check and correct your paper assignment
Make sure that you used the correct code for your block, and that you typed your first and last name for your username
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