Reflectors

The video explains how the moon allows us to see sunlight at night by reflecting the sun's light. It clarifies that the moon is not a light source but a reflector, similar to objects like road signs and shiny paper. The concept of reflection is illustrated with examples, emphasizing that reflectors do not emit their own light but reflect light from other sources.

Why is the moon visible at night?

• It reflects sunlight.

• It emits its own light.

• It is closer to Earth at night.

• It absorbs sunlight.

What is similar between the moon and a road sign?

• Both are visible only during the day.

• Both are light sources.

• Both reflect light.

• Both are made of metal.

Which of the following is NOT a reflector?

• The moon

• A road sign

• A flashlight

• Silver paper

What term is used for objects that reflect light?

• Absorbers

• Transmitters

• Reflectors

• Emitters

How does the moon get its light?

• It generates light through chemical reactions.

• It reflects light from the sun.

• It absorbs light from stars.

• It uses stored energy from the day.