Understanding Light and Liquid Transparency

What was the primary purpose of Jonathan's experiment with the liquid samples?

• To measure the temperature of the liquids

• To determine the color of each liquid

• To find the boiling point of the liquids

• To observe how light passes through different liquids

Which liquid sample allowed the most light to pass through?

• Liquid Y

• Liquid Z

• Liquid X

• None of the liquids

What conclusion can be drawn about liquid sample Y based on the experiment?

• It allows the most light to pass through

• It is the most colorful liquid

• It is the muddiest liquid

• It is the clearest liquid

What is the aim of Jonathan's experiment?

• To observe the color change in each liquid

• To measure the volume of each liquid

• To determine the temperature of each liquid

• To find out how the type of liquid affects the amount of light that falls on the sheet of paper

Which template is used to determine the aim of an experiment?

• The aim template

• The conclusion template

• The hypothesis template

• The observation template

Which liquid sample was concluded to be the muddiest?

• Liquid Y

• All liquids are equally muddy

• Liquid X

• Liquid Z

What does the 'cue template' refer to in the context of choosing the muddiest liquid?

• Collect, Understand, Evaluate

• Choose, Use data, Explain

• Categorize, Use, Explain

• Compare, Utilize, Examine

What is one variable that should be kept constant to ensure a fair test?

• The color of the liquid

• The temperature of the liquid

• The amount of liquid

• The type of liquid

Why is it important to keep the brightness of the torch constant?

• To avoid changing the color of the light

• To prevent the torch from running out of battery

• To maintain consistent light intensity for accurate results

• To ensure the torch does not overheat

Which of the following is NOT a variable that should be kept constant?

• The type of liquid

• The distance between the torch and the liquid

• The size of the container

• The transparency of the container