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WorksheetsCamp Med: Class 4 - Magnification
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the smallest size the naked eye can see?
1 mm
0.1 mm
1 inch
0.1 inch
Why is magnification an important scientific tool?
It allows us to see small objects in greater detail.
It allows us to study objects our naked eye would not normally be able to see.
It's a fun way to explore the world around us.
All of the above
What does refraction mean (or refer to)?
To break something into many small pieces.
Doing a difficult math problem more than once to understand the concepts.
How light changes direction when it goes from one medium into another.
None of the above
What is the shape of a water droplet that allows for magnification and refraction?
Concave
Convex
Circular
Oblong
In what century was the simple, light microscope invented?
2000s
1900s
1700s
1600s
When it comes to the model of an object, why is scale important?
Scale helps us to understand relative sizes.
Scale helps us to visualize very small and very large objects in a manageable way.
Scale allows us to compare relative sizes of objects in a way that is easy to comprehend.
All of the above.
Of the following objects, which of these is the largest?
Virus
Protist
Bacterium
Fungus
Of the following objects, which of these is the smallest?
Virus
Protist
Bacterium
Fungus
How does a magnifier work?
The lens has a convex shape which refracts light.
The lense has a concave shape that refracts light.
It's magic.
The lens is a simple piece of regular glass which refracts light.
How is everyone feeling today?
Excited!
Sleepy...
Content and ready.
Wait, is this question for a grade?!
