visible light

1. How does an object’s material and light’s frequency (color) affect the way light is reflected, absorbed, or transmitted?
   
   

• The material of an object has no effect on the way light is reflected, absorbed, or transmitted
• Light's frequency (color) has no effect on the way light is reflected, absorbed, or transmitted
• Both the material of an object and the frequency (color) of light affect the way light is reflected, absorbed, or transmitted.
• The way light is reflected, absorbed, or transmitted is only affected by the object's size

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How do primary colors of light produce secondary and complementary colors?

• Subtractive color mixing
• Additive color mixing
• Primary colors absorb light
• Primary colors reflect light

How does amplitude of a light wave determine brightness?

• Wavelength of the light
• Color of the light
• Speed of the light
• Intensity or brightness

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what spectrum can people could see

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why in the summer do parents say " don't wear a black shirt"

• Black absorbs more heat
• Black reflects more heat
• Black is the coolest color
• Black attracts less sunlight

is it true that black absorbs color

• true

• false

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what are the primary colors

• Green, purple, and orange
• Black, white, and gray
• Pink, turquoise, and lavender
• Red, blue, and yellow

what's the secondary colors

• Black, white, and gray
• yellow, cyan, and magenta

• Red, yellow, and blue
• Pink, turquoise, and brown

what color is the Complementary color

• purple

• green

• white

• red