SFB U14 LIGHT

Science Unit 14
Lesson 1
Quizizz Lesson

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in this lesson and write it in your SFB pg. 667

​What kind of light is used to produce these hologram images?

• laser light to make holograms

• UV light to make holograms

• LED light to make holograms

• Fluorescent light to make holograms

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What is the definition of light that needs to be HIGHLIGHTED?

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What kind of waves are light waves?

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How is energy carried? What shape does it form?

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Can light move though a vacuum space? Why?

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How much does it take light to travel from the Sun to the Earth?

minutes

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Complete the phrase:

_____ ____ on Earth depends on energy from sunlight.​ (Use Capitals if needed)

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A wave moving from a rope is an example of a _____ wave.

• Parallel
• Transverse
• Circular
• Longitudinal

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Shadows form when...

• a solid object blocks light from a source

• shadows are painted on the ground
• shadows are a reflection of light
• shadows are created by the wind

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Light naturally spreads outward in ________ as it travels.​

• one direction
• all directions
• upwards only
• in a straight line

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Light travels in a________until it hits the lampshade.​

• straight line

• Curve line

• a line

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Light travels at a rate of about 300,000 km/s.

Calculate how long it would take light to travel from Earth to Mars, a distance of 56 million km.​

• Approximately 500 seconds or 8 minutes

• Approximately 1000 seconds or 16 minutes

• Approximately 187seconds or about 3 minutes

• Approximately 250 seconds or 4 minutes

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______ can have wavelengths as long as several football fields.​

• Sound waves
• Visible light waves
• Infrared waves
• Radio waves

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“Night vision” instruments use ______to make objects visible in dark settings.​

• infrared waves

• radio waves
• ultraviolet light
• thermal imaging

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​Wireless phones transmit and receive_____, which have some of the longest wavelengths and lowest frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum

• microwaves
• radio waves
• infrared waves
• ultraviolet waves

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Light as the energy that allows your brain, with the help of _________,

you can perceive the world around you.

• your nose

• your ears

• your eyes

• your senses

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Most of the wavelengths of light are _____ to our eyes.​

• invisible
• tangible
• colorful
• visible

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Humans can see visible light, which has ______________and frequencies near the middle of the electromagnetic spectrum.​

• intermediate wavelengths

• intermediate speed

• intermediate colors

• intermediate temperatures

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Sunscreen helps protect human skin from the sun’s ___________.​

• UV rays

• Snowstorms
• Rainfall
• Heat waves

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How would you describe the position of visible light in the electromagnetic spectrum?​

• Visible light is located between ultraviolet and microwave light in the electromagnetic spectrum.
• Visible light is located between ultraviolet and infrared light in the electromagnetic spectrum.
• Visible light is located between radio waves and microwaves in the electromagnetic spectrum.
• Visible light is located between gamma rays and X-rays in the electromagnetic spectrum.

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What is the definition of The electromagnetic spectrum that needs to be underlined?

• are all around us, but many of them are invisible.

• is a range of light waves organized by frequency and wavelength.

• have long wavelengths and low frequencies.

Multiple Choice

Long wavelengths and low frequencies include _____waves, ____waves, and _____waves.

• X-rays
• radio waves, microwaves, and infrared waves
• ultraviolet waves
• gamma waves

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Short wavelengths and high frequencies include _________from the sun and X-rays.​

• ultraviolet rays from the sun and X-rays
• microwaves from the sun and X-rays
• infrared rays from the sun and X-rays
• gamma rays from the sun and X-rays

Multiple Choice

The light that our eyes detect is called _____.

• tangible light
• audible light
• visible light
• invisible light

Multiple Choice

Visible light looks white to our eyes, but it is actually made up ______.

• all colors
• only one color
• invisible light
• of many colors

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______ has the longest wavelength in the visible spectrum, and _______has the shortest.​

• Blue/yellow

• Green/blue

• Red, Violet
• Yellow/purple

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Multiple Choice

A laser is _________ focused in only one direction.

• a beam of heat

• a beam of light

• a lightening

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a laser beam contains only ____ wavelength of light.

• three
• one
• two
• four

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