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WorksheetsTraveling Light Practice
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
This is an example of light being ____.
Absorbed
Transmitted
Reflected
This is an example of light being _____.
Absorbed
Transmitted
Reflected
This is an example of light being _____.
Absorbed
Transmitted
Reflected
When light hits an object and bounces off, we call it ____.
Reflection
Absorption
Transmission
When light enters an object and does not continue moving, it is ____.
Reflected
Absorbed
Transmitted
When light passes through an object and keeps traveling in the same direction, it was ____.
Reflected
Absorbed
Transmitted
_____ objects absorb the most light.
Clear
Black
Shiny
____ objects reflect the most light.
Black
Shiny
Clear
____ objects transmit the most light.
Black
Shiny
Clear
Windows, glasses, and glass jars are all likely to _____ light.
Absorb
Reflect
Transmit
Mirrors, metal objects, and the surface of a lake will all ____ light.
Absorb
Reflect
Transmit
A black t-shirt, a black seat cover, and black concrete are all likely to ____ light.
Reflect
Transmit
Absorb
It gets transferred.
What?
Energy
From Where?
The Sun
To Where?
Our Eyes
How?
By a Light Wave
Light waves carry energy from (a) to (b) .
How does energy get transferred from the Sun to our eyes?
By sound waves
By light waves
By nerves
How does information get transferred from our eyes to our brain?
By sound waves
By light waves
By nerves
Light that hits an object may _____.
Disappear forever
Reflect
Absorb
Transmit
Match the diagram to the label.
Reflect
Absorb
Transmit
Match the description to the process.
Light passes through
Transmit
Light bounces back
Reflect
Light hits the object and stops
Absorb
Match the tool to the likely effect on light.
Clear objects
Transmit
Shiny objects
Reflect
Black objects
Absorb
