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WorksheetsLight, Shadows and Evaporation.
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
Which one of the following diagrams correctly shows how we can see an object?
Which one of the following shows how the girl is able to see the book on the table?
The diagram below shows four boys at positions A, B, C and D.
Which two boys are able to see each other in the mirror?
A and C
A and D
B and C
C and D
The diagram below shows four cars at positions A, B, C and D.
The cars are travelling in the directions as shown by the arrows. Which of the drivers can see each other with the help of the mirror?
A and B
A and C
B and C
C and D
I am able to see an object when it (a) light or when it is a source of light.
A source of light or light source is an object that ________________.
gives off heat and light
gives off heat
gives off light
Which of the following is not a source of light?
Which is the main source of light on Earth?
(a)
Having a source of light helps us to ________________.
hear
feel
see
touch
Susan looks into a wooden cupboard as shown.
Which statement explains why she can see the glass?
No light passes through wood.
Light is reflected from the toys.
Light passes through the glass easily.
Some light is reflected from the glass.
Amy had three different types of fabric, A, B and C. She shone a torch at each fabric and recorded the amount of light passing through with a light sensor for 10s.
Which graph shows her results correctly?
The energy that we use comes from sources of energy. The main source of energy is ….
the sun
the stars
the earth
the moon
Energy from the sun is also called as solar energy. It consists of ….
electrical and heat energy
chemical potential energy
light and heat energy
light and sound energy
Alternative sources of energy are shown by ….
A-B-C
A-C-E
B-C-D
C-D-E
The sources of chemical potential energy are shown by .…
A and B
B and C
C and D
D and E
The sources of energy shown in the table are all renewable, except ….
running water
fossil fuels
biofuels
wind
One of alternative sources of energy is geothermal energy. It comes from .…
running water
within the earth
the center of an atom
carbon dioxide and oxygen
Some things can give out light directly. The terminology for those things are ….
light sources
reflecting part
retina
sunrays
Imagine we are in a room with one light bulb on. In that room, there are chairs, a table and some books. We can see those things because the light from the light bulb is ….
bouncing to random direction
blocked by certain objects
bright enough to distribute
reflected into our eyes
The objects that light completely can pass though are shown by number ….
1 and 3
2 and 4
1 and 2
1 and 4
An opaque object is shown by number ….
1
2
3
4
The translucent object is shown by number ….
1
2
3
4
Wina placed a torch in front of a screen then put a pen between the torch and the screen. If Wina turned the torch on, the pen formed ….
a bright shadow
a dark shadow
a bright light
a reflection
Some things can reflect light from their surfaces. These things are useful because we use the reflection on their surface, except ….
rearview mirror
magnifying glass
periscope
mirrors
We can hear the sound of drum from the sound wave. This sound wave travels to our ears from ….
the air
our brain
headset
the skin
Sound has different high and low quality. Different high and low quality of sound is called as….
transmission
vibration
loudness
pitch
Energy that we use to produce sound affects its loudness. The more energy we use, ….
the louder sound we produce
the softer sound we produce
the thicker sound we produce
the longer sound we produce
The pitch of a sound depends on how slowly or quickly an object vibrates. If the vibration is slow, the sound produced has …
a high pitch
a low pitch
a fast pitch
a slow pitch
The tautness of the string also affects pitch. When a string is tauter, it….
produces a higher pitch
produces a lower pitch
uses more pitch
uses less pitch
Musical instruments usually have strings with different lengths and thickness. That is because ….
they effect the sound pitch
they produce different vibration
they use different loudness
they determine the quality
The distance of our ears to the sound source effects the loudness of the sound we hear. If we want to hear a louder sound, we should … the sound source.
move away from
move further from
get closer to
not move
Energy that travels at incredible speed through the universe:
Sound Energy
Light Energy
Electrical Energy
Mechanical Energy
Light energy that bounces off objects:
Refraction
Repetition
Reflection
Lens
The figure of an object formed by light:
Light
Mirror
Image
Lens
Any object that has a reflective image:
Mirror
Shadow
Prism
The bending of light rays when they pass through a substance:
Reflection
Refraction
Image
Mirror
A clear piece of curved glass or plastic that refracts light:
Demonstrate
Transmit
Lens
Water
A triangular piece of glass which allows light to be refracted into the colors of the rainbow.
Rain drop
Prism
Telescope
Mirror
An instrument that uses lenses to gather and focus light from distant objects.
Microsope
Water
Mirror
Telescope
To prove or show example of something:
Telescope
Demonstrate
Mirror
Lens
When light passes right through without bending or bouncing:
Reflection
Refraction
Absorbing
Transmit
When a material makes light stop, without passing through:
Absorb
Reflect
Refract
Transmit
What is a substance or material that light energy interacts with?
medium
large
conductor
insulator
A lens that s thinner in the middle and makes objects appear smaller and closer.
Concave
Convex
Prism
A lens that is thicker in the middle and makes objects appear larger and farther away.
Concave
Convex
Absorb
Transmit
Which one of these are NOT natural Light?
Stars
Thunder
Light bulb
Moon
Which one is a NATURAL source of light?
Lighting
Fireworks
Candle
Moon
For a shadow to be formed, three conditions are necessary, EXCEPT
the presence of an object to block the light.
the presence of a surface or screen that the light can fall on
the presence of a light source.
the presence of a shadow.
Look at this picture. If these fruits are put under the light, how many shadow do they form?
One
Two
Three
Four
Which one of these objects are TRANSLUCENT? Choose TWO answers.
Sunglasses
Plastic bag
Tracing paper
Apple
What is the INCORRECT fact about Light? Choose TWO answers.
Light is an energy that
travels in waves through
space.
Light travels very slow and
in straight lines
Light can pass through
some things, but not others
Light can pass through everything
Sue and Joe are carrying out
a simple experiment.
With the hose curve, Joe
can’t see the light from the
candle through the hose, instead they can see it when the hose is straight. What can you conclude
from their experiment?
Light travels in transparent object
Light travels in a straight line
Light travels in a long line
Light travels in a short line
How Sam and Thomas can read the book?
Light hits the book and bounces it off to their eyes so they can read it
Light comes from the book to their eyes so they can read it
The book produces light
The light travels from the lamp directly to their eyes
Which one of these thing is NON luminious object?
Fire
Candle
Shoes
Bulb
And which one of these objects are LUMINIOUS objects? Choose TWO answers.
Shoes
Firework
Stars
Doll
Smooth surface reflect most light that falls on it in the same direction. What do we call this kind of reflection?
Diffuse like a water
Regular like a mirror
Smooth like butter
Rough like crocodile skin
We can’t see a clear picture because a rough surface reflects the incoming rays in different directions. What do we call this kind of refelction?
Ordinary
Regular
Diffuse
Wavy like a salsa dance
What is the blue part?
Angle of incidence
Angle of reflection
Incoming ray
Outgoing ray
And which one is 'outgoing ray?'
Blue part
Green part
Brown part
Red part
Now which one is angle of incidence ?
Green like matcha
Brown like chocolate
Blue like sky
Red like love
And what is brown like chocolate part?
Angle of incidence
Outgoing ray
Angle of reflection
Incoming ray
Which cup that shows the flame inside it clearly? And why?
Which of this following objects creates lightest, less dark, and darkest shadow?
G: DARKEST, H: LESS DARK, I: LIGHTEST
G: LESS DARK, H: DARKEST, I: LIGHTEST
G: LIGHTEST, H: LESS DARK, I: DARKEST
NONE OF THEM
The length of a shadow depends on the angle at which the light beam is coming from. It means that the FURTHER AWAY from top the light beam is, it will create ______________ shadow.
Shorter
Longer
Larger
Tiny
______________ object forms clear SHADOW.
Transparent
Translucent
Opaque
Dark
What is light.
Light is a robot
Light is a object that glows and has heat
Light is a place
Light is an object
Where does light come from?
Light comes from food
Light comes from protons
Light comes from atoms
Light comes from the sun
How do we see things?
We see things with the object we are looking at
We see thing with our eyes
We see things with using our nose
None of them
What is light made of?
Light is made of materials
Light is made of all the the colours mixed together
Light is made of clouds in the night
Spot the odd one out.
Who invented light?
Thomas edison
Albert einstein
Alexander bell
Nokola tesla
How does light help us?
Light gives us darkness
Light gives us heat
Light gives us brightness
All of them
When was light invented?
1990
1863
1760
1879
Which part of the eye do we see things?
Pupil
Retina
Sclera
None of them
