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Reading 1.1 – Look at This! PS1 Eyes

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What do you see?

a)

Flowers/ A women's face

b)

I do not see anything

2.
a)

I do not see anything

b)

Older women/ Young lady

3.
a)

I do not see anything

b)

A bunny Rabbit/ Young lady

4.
a)

A young lady/ An older women

b)

I do not see anything

5.
a)

Two People/ A Vase

b)

I do not see anything

6.
a)

A man playing an instrument/ A young lady

b)

I do not see anything

7.
a)

I do not see anything

b)

A boat in the ocean/ A skull

8.

Composition refers to...

a)

...how a picture shows rhythm

b)

...how a picture shows emotion

c)

...how a picture is made up

d)

...how a picture shows contrast

9.

This ambiguous optical illusion looks like...

a)

...two faces or a tree

b)

...two faces or a dog

c)

...two faces or a candle stick

d)

...two faces or a heart

10.

This ambiguous optical illusion shows a different _____ depending on which way you look at it.

a)

texture

b)

emotion

c)

contrast

d)

scale

11.

Optical Illusions create a sense of...

a)

...proportion

b)

...emphasis

c)

...contrast

d)

...movement

12.

The movement is caused by the ____ between the BLACK & WHITE lines.

a)

variety

b)

unity

c)

contrast

d)

difference

13.

This optical illusion has a(n) ____ of color.

a)

emphasis

b)

unity

c)

balance

d)

variety

14.
This looks like two faces or a vase depending on the ____ you're looking at. 
a)
space
b)
value
c)
color
d)
composition 
15.
This optical illusion is composed of...
a)
shapes
b)
lines
c)
emphasis
d)
form
16.
Optical illusions create a sense of...
a)
texture
b)
movement
c)
contrast
d)
emphasis 
17.

Optical is a word related to your sense of ____.

a)

shapes

b)

sight

c)

emphasis

d)

form

18.
When you watch the black cross, what disappears ?
a)
The black cross disappears.
b)
Pink points disappear.
c)
Green points disappear.
d)
All disappear !
19.
This installation is filled with ____ that are ___________.
a)
circles/optical illusions 
b)
squares/optical illusions
c)
optical/circles
d)
diamonds/optical illusions
20.

To compare means to think about what is alike and what is ____________.

a)

different

b)

the same

c)

alike

21.

Optical illusions can be fun because they fool you. Optical illusions are a kind of _________.

a)

smell

b)

trick

c)

longing

22.

An important part of science is making __________________.

a)

opinions

b)

observations

c)

objects move

23.

True or False: An observation is the act of paying careful attention to events that happen in the world.

a)

true

b)

false

24.

Many scientific discoveries from the last ____ years are based on the same principles that explain the behavior of light.

a)

1

b)

10

c)

100

d)

1000

25.

Learning Set 1- How Does ______________ Help Me See?

a)

Sound

b)

Light

c)

Odors

d)

swimming

26.

In class, students observed two strange images and ________________ their observations.

a)

believed

b)

recorded

c)

sang about

d)

read about

27.

Scientists have a particular way of looking at the world. Making _________________ is a very important part of science.

a)

charts

b)

observations

c)

dansk

d)

royal plans

28.

Did the circles seem to be turning during the lesson with the optical illusions?

a)

yes

b)

no

29.

Phenomena: Any naturally occurring event that can be _______________.

A Phenomena must be:

Observable

Something you can ask questions about

Something you can examine to figure out how or why

a)

observed

b)

smelled

c)

tasted

d)

drank

30.

Our goal throughout this unit is to gather evidence to help answer the Driving Question:

a)

Can I Believe My Eyes?

b)

Where have all the creatures gone?

c)

Does Air have mass?

d)

Is water food?

31.

Making good observations, plus learning the science that goes with them, will help you to explain things that happen around you.

a)

true

b)

false

32.

Optical is a word related to your sense of sight.

a)

true

b)

false

33.

using the 5 senses to carefully describe an event in the world ( not an opinion or inference)

a)

owls

b)

observations

c)

oceans

d)

octaves