WorksheetsUnit 1: Quiz 4
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
First Name
Primer Nombre
4 lines
2.
Last Name
Apellido
4 lines
3.
Period
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
e)
5
4.
What language are you going to take your test?
a)
Spanish
b)
English
5.
Which Patrick are you as you take this quiz?
a)
We have a quiz today?
b)
I got this.
6.
Para que el profesor de música pueda ver al estudiante, ¿cuál de las siguientes DEBE ser cierta? (Elige la mejor respuesta)
a)
La luz debe reflejarse en las paredes de la habitación donde se encuentra el estudiante.
b)
La luz debe reflejarse en el profesor de música.
c)
La luz debe reflejarse en el espejo unidireccional.
d)
La luz debe reflejarse en el estudiante y transmitirse a través del espejo unidireccional al maestro.
7.
In our box model, what did the box with the light represent from our video?
a)
A room with light.
b)
A room with no light.
c)
A one-way mirror
d)
The people’s eyes
8.
Look at the image below.
Choose the question that is most related to how there is a reflection in the store window.
a)
Why is she wearing a white shirt?
b)
Why is the window blue?
c)
Is she wearing a watch?
d)
Can you see inside the building?
9.
If you are looking through the back of Box A and there is no light in both boxes, what will you see?
a)
The objects in Box B only
b)
The objects in Box A only
c)
The objects in Box A and Box B
d)
None of the characters
10.
If you are looking through the back of Box A and a bright light is shining into box A with no light in Box B, what will you see?
a)
The objects in Box B only
b)
The objects in Box A only
c)
The objects in Box A and Box B
d)
None of the characters
11.
What is happening between light and an object so that we can see the object?
a)
Light is blocking the object from our eyes.
b)
Light is reflecting off of the object into our eyes.
c)
Light is being transferred through the object.
d)
Light is reflecting off of our eyes.
12.
What percentage is being reflected and transmitted by the glass?
a)
50% reflected, 50% transmitted
b)
20% reflected, 80% transmitted
c)
100% reflected, 0% transmitted
13.
What percentage is being reflected and transmitted by the one way mirror?
a)
50% reflected, 50% transmitted
b)
20% reflected, 80% transmitted
c)
100% reflected, 0% transmitted
14.
What percentage is being reflected and transmitted by the regular mirror?
a)
50% reflected, 50% transmitted
b)
20% reflected, 80% transmitted
c)
100% reflected, 0% transmitted
15.
If a flashlight is pointed at the white board in a dark classroom and someone steps in front of the flashlight, what happens to the beam of light?
a)
It hits the person and the beam of light travels around the person so the light still hits the white board.
b)
It bounces around the person and still hits the white board.
c)
It hits the person and does not travel to the white board because light travels in a straight line.
d)
It hits the person and does not travel to the white board because the white board is reflecting light.
16.
What happens when you shine a light on a piece of one-way mirror film?
a)
Light cannot go through
b)
All of the light bounces off of the material; none goes through
c)
Some light bounces off and some light goes through
d)
All of the light goes through the material.
17.
What makes a mirror reflective?
a)
It is made of intentional patterns of transmissive and reflective materials in a checkerboard pattern
b)
It is made of a silver backing and a layer of glass.
c)
It has dust particles and other impurities that reflect light.
d)
None of the above
18.
What makes a one way mirror partially reflective?
a)
It is made of intentional patterns of transmissive and reflective materials in a checkerboard pattern
b)
It is made of a silver backing and a layer of glass.
c)
It has dust particles and other impurities that reflect light.
d)
None of the above
19.
What makes glass partially reflective?
a)
It is made of intentional patterns of transmissive and reflective materials in a checkerboard pattern
b)
It is made of a silver backing and a layer of glass.
c)
It has dust particles and other impurities that reflect light.
d)
None of the above
20.
What is the best explanation for Gabriel seeing himself in the sunglasses?
a)
Light is reflected
b)
Light is destroyed
c)
Light is refracted
d)
Light is absorbed
21.
When light waves are absorbed it is called...
a)
refraction
b)
reflection
c)
absorption
22.
Pick the two examples of REFRACTION
a)
Option 1
b)
Option 2
c)
Option 3
d)
Option 4
23.
When light waves bounce off a surface it is called...
a)
refraction
b)
reflection
c)
absorption
24.
Which of the following 3 objects does the light get ABSORBED? (PICK 3)
a)
Option 1
b)
Option 2
c)
Option 3
d)
Option 4
25.
In order for the music teacher to see the student, which of the following MUST be true? (Choose the BEST answer)
a)
Light must reflect off of the walls in the room where the student is
b)
Light must reflect off the music teacher
c)
Light must reflect off of the one-way mirror
d)
Light must reflect off the student and transmit through the one way mirror to the teacher
26.
There is no light on in the music-teacher’s room but we know light must reach her for us to see her. How is the light from the student’s room getting to the music teacher?
a)
All of the light in the student’s room is going to the teacher’s room.
b)
Some of the light in the student’s room is being reflected back to the student and some of the light is being transmitted through the one-way mirror to the teacher.
c)
Most of the light from the student’s room is going to the teacher’s room.
d)
There is no light being transmitted to the teacher’s room.
27.
True or False:
Light that has reflected off the student enters both the student’s and the adults’ eyes, allowing all people to see the student.
a)
True
b)
False
28.
There is no light on in the music teacher’s room but we know light must reach her for us to see her. How is the light from the student’s room getting to the music teacher?
a)
All of the light in the student’s room is going to the teacher’s room.
b)
Some of the light in the student’s room is being reflected back to the student and some of the light is being transmitted through the one-way mirror to the teacher.
c)
Most of the light from the student’s room is going to the teacher’s room.
d)
There is no light being transmitted to the teacher’s room.
29.
Why is it hard to see your phone screen in the bright sunlight?
a)
The light from the sun is brighter than the light from your screen and your brain responds to the stronger signal (the bright sun)
b)
Your phone automatically dims the screen in the sun.
c)
Your phone overheats and dims the screen.
d)
Your phone screen automatically gets brighter in the sunlight.
30.
The _________ receives inputs but it is the __________ that processes what we see and turns it into an image.
a)
Brain, Iris
b)
Eye, Optic Nerve
c)
Brain, Optic Nerve
d)
Eye, Brain
31.
What is happening between light and an object so that we can see the object?
a)
Light is blocking the object from our eyes.
b)
Light is reflecting off of the object into our eyes.
c)
Light is being transferred through the object.
d)
Light is reflecting off of our eyes.
32.
Which is the best explanation for why the MAN CAN’T see the WOMAN? (Note: these are all true, but one is the best answer to this particular question)
a)
Light bounces off of the woman and transmits through the glass back to the eyes of the man.
b)
Light bounces off of the man and transmits through the glass back to the eyes of the woman.
c)
Because there is a light on in the room where the man is standing and it is dark where the woman is standing, the stronger light is reflected off of the mirror back to the man’s eyes.
d)
Because there is a light on in the room where the man is standing and it is dark where the woman is standing, the stronger light is reflecting off of the man, through the mirror, and back to the woman’s eyes.
33.
Which is the best explanation for why the WOMAN CAN see the MAN? (Note: these are all true, but one is the best answer to this particular question)
a)
Light bounces off of the woman and transmits through the glass back to the eyes of the man.
b)
Because the eye sees things upside down and our brain turns the image right side up.
c)
Because there is a light on in the room where the man is standing and it is dark where the woman is standing, this stronger light is reflected off of the mirror back to the man’s eyes.
d)
Because there is a light on in the room where the man is standing and it is dark where the woman is standing, the stronger light is reflecting off of the man, through the mirror, and back to the woman’s eyes.
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