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Amplify Science Light and Vision

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is VISION?

a)

an object used to shield light from a person's eyes

b)

the ability to see

c)

a physic daydream

2.

vision

a)

an attempt to find out about something

b)

the ability to see

c)

how an animal gets information from its environment

d)

to use any of the five senses to gather

information about something

3.

Scientists are studying two different animals. One animal hunts for prey at night, while the other hunts for prey during the day. Which of the following claims about how they see light is most accurate?

a)

The night hunter has low sensitivity light receptors while the day hunter has high sensitivity receptors.

b)

The night hunter and the day hunter both have low sensitivity light receptors.

c)

The night hunter and the day hunter both have high sensitivity light receptors.

d)

The night hunter has high sensitivity light receptors while the day hunter has low sensitivity receptors.

4.

Animals that are awake at night also need to rely some on their sight to find food. The diagram below shows how light travels to allow the animal in the picture to see the bush at night. What does the arrow in Step B represent?

a)

reflected light from the sun shining on the bush

b)

reflected light from the animal’s eyes traveling to the bush

c)

reflected light from the bush shining on the moon

d)

reflected light from the bush traveling to the animal’s eyes

5.

A student wants to develop a model that shows how the eyes see objects. He creates three possible models. Which model best demonstrates the concept?

a)

Model 1

b)

Model 2

c)

Model 3

d)

All models are accurate.

6.

You want to choose a good place for your imaginary nocturnal animal to live. Which of the following is the best choice?

a)

An area with low light year-round

b)

An area with bright light year-round

c)

An area where the light changes throughout the year

d)

None of the above; light will not affect how well the animal will sense its surroundings

7.

What is the primary function of the human eye's lens?

a)

To detect color

b)

To focus light onto the retina

c)

To protect the eye from dust

d)

To produce tears

8.

Which part of the eye is responsible for detecting light intensity?

a)

Cornea

b)

Iris

c)

Retina

d)

Lens

9.

In an experiment, a beam of light passes through a prism and splits into different colors. What is this phenomenon called?

a)

Reflection

b)

Refraction

c)

Dispersion

d)

Diffraction

10.

Which of the following best explains why objects appear larger when viewed through a magnifying glass?

a)

The glass absorbs light

b)

The glass reflects light

c)

The glass refracts light

d)

The glass disperses light

11.

What is the role of rods in the human eye?

a)

Detecting color

b)

Detecting light intensity

c)

Focusing light

d)

Producing tears

12.

Which of the following materials would be best for making a lens that focuses light?

a)

Opaque plastic

b)

Transparent glass

c)

Translucent paper

d)

Reflective metal

13.

How does the iris of the eye help in vision?

a)

By focusing light onto the retina

b)

By adjusting the size of the pupil

c)

By detecting color

d)

By producing tears

14.

What happens to light when it passes from air into water?

a)

It speeds up

b)

It slows down

c)

It bends away from the normal

d)

It remains unchanged

15.

Which scientific principle explains why we see a rainbow after rain?

a)

Reflection of light

b)

Refraction and dispersion of light

c)

Diffraction of light

d)

Absorption of light