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Worksheets6.1 Ranked Vocab Playlist
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 27mins
What does it mean to reflect?
To send or pass on something, such as light or information
To bounce light, sound, or an image off a surface
To bend light as it passes through a different medium
To absorb light completely
What does it mean to reflect?
To send or pass on something, such as light or information
To bounce light, sound, or an image off a surface
To bend light as it passes through a different medium
To absorb light completely
What does it mean to transmit?
To send or pass on something, such as light or information
To bounce light, sound, or an image off a surface
To bend light as it passes through a different medium
To absorb light completely
What is a model?
A simplified version of something that is used to help understand how the real thing works
A larger version of something that is made to be the same as the smaller version in every important way
A model that is not to scale
A model that is only used for decoration
What is a phenomenon?
A variable in an experiment that is changed by the person doing the experiment
A question that is being asked or tested in an experiment
Occurrences in the natural and human-made world that can be observed and which cause one to wonder and ask questions
A thin layer of silver or other reflective material
This image shows
reflection
refraction
What is a light source?
An object or device that gives off light
An object that absorbs light
A device that blocks light
A surface that reflects light
What is a one-way mirror?
A mirror that allows people on both sides to see through it
A mirror that allows people on one side to see through it, but people on the other side cannot see through it
A mirror that reflects light in all directions
A mirror that does not reflect light at all
In the illustration, the light ray striking the object is-
The color of objects that we see is the color of the wavelength that is ___________ from its surface.
refracted
reflected
absorbed
dispersed
____________ is when all light rays bounce off an object at the same angle.
Reflection
Dispersion
Refraction
Absorption
A/an _________ material absorbs all of the light that strikes it.
opaque
transparent
translucent
__________ objects transmit light.
Transparent
Opaque
Translucent
Visible light is the part of the _______________, between infrared and ultraviolet, that is visible to the human eye.
electromagnetic spectrum
visible light spectrum
electrical light spectrum
For an object to be visible, it must either __________ or ___________.
produce its own light
reflect light
absorb light
An example of a transparent object
glass
wood
wax paper
An example of an opaque object
metal
water
frosted glass
A model in science is used as
a visual representation that helps us understand or explain something in the universe
a cool car or plane that is tiny and you assemble it with glue
a thing used to confuse people
none of the above
A light ray coming from a light within a fish tank hits the inside glass and goes out into the room. The light ray mainly________ on the glass.
reflected
transmitted
absorbed
none of the above
Which image is light interacting with a Normal Mirror?
A
B
C
Which image is light interacting with a One-Way Mirror?
A
B
C
What does REFLECT mean?
To bounce off
To pass/go through
to make/create
to represent a real world situation
What does TRANSMIT mean?
To bounce off
To go/pass through
To represent a real world situation
To create/make
Which of the following models shows ONLY light reflecting off an object?
Which of the following models shows ONLY light transmitting through an object?
Which of the following models shows light being both reflected AND transmitted?
Light travels in a _________.
wavy path
circle
curvy path
straight line
Why does the photographer see the trees?
Light from the sun travels to our eyes then the tree.
Light from the sun reflects off the trees and the window to our eyes
What are the light conditions needed for the one-way mirror phenomenon to occur?
lights on in both of the two rooms
lights off in both of the two rooms
one light on in one room and one light off in the other room
What is a phenomenon?
An observable event
An experiment
A good model _____.
explains what is happening
can be a detailed drawing or something 3 dimensional
all of these
has all parts labeled
What is our progress tracker sheet?
where we write in our notebooks what we agree on thus far
where we store the questions we ask as we observe phenomenon.
The independent variable...
Can be whatever we want it to be
Changes based on the other variable
The dependent variable...
Can be whatever we want it to be
Changes based on the other variable
What does the underlined portion represent?
The amount of food I eat at a restaurant vs the cost of the check
Independent
Dependent
What does the underlined portion represent?
The amount of food I eat at a restaurant vs the cost of the check
Independent
Dependent
m = money
A = A on report card
The dependent variable is:
Ramone wants to know: does the distance a person kicks a soccer ball effect how well they will do on their math test. What is the dependent variable?
How far they kick the soccer ball
How well they do on the math test
Marcos wants to know: Does the type of gasoline put in a car effect how fast the car can drive? What is the independent variable?
Type of gasoline
how fast the car can drive
What is the independent variable?
Temperature of water
Time to cook an egg
The pages (p) in a book and the weight (w) of the book
Independent variable - p
dependent variable - p
Independent variable - w
dependent variable - w
The temperature (t) of water and the number of minutes (m) the water is in the freezer
Independent variable - m
Independent variable - t
Dependent variable - m
Dependent variable - t
The number of hamburgers (h) sold and the dollar amount of sales (s) taken in
Independent variable - s
Independent variable - h
Dependent variable - h
Dependent variable - s
