Light, Reflection & Refraction: Yes/No Quiz

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Light, Reflection & Refraction: Yes/No Quiz


Light, Reflection & Refraction: Yes/No QuizVersion en ligne Quick review of light concepts par Cristopher Sibaja 1 Shadows form when an object blocks light. Sí No 2 Shadows form only in the presence of artificial light. Sí No 3 We need light to see objects. Sí No 4 A colored object reflects its own color and absorbs many of the other colors. Sí No 5 Light sources give off their own light. Sí No 6 Reflection happens when light bounces off an object. Sí No 7 A medium is a material that light travels through. Sí No 8 Refraction happens when light changes direction as it passes from one medium to another. Sí No 9 Transparent materials do not let light pass through them. Sí No 10 Dark objects absorb more light. Sí No 11 Light spreads out in different directions from a light source. Sí No 12 Opaque materials do not allow light to pass through. Sí No 13 Light from the Moon is stronger than sunlight. Sí No 14 Natural light sources include the Sun, stars, and lightning. Sí No 15 Light travels in straight lines. Sí No 16 Light can travel backwards through a vacuum without any obstruction. Sí No 17 A pencil can look bent in water because of refraction. Sí No 18 White objects reflect all colors of visible light. Sí No 19 A rainbow is an example of refraction. Sí No 20 A medium is not necessary for refraction. Sí No 21 Rainbows are produced when light is refracted by water droplets. Sí No 22 Water and glass can cause light to refract. Sí No 23 Transparent materials allow almost all light to pass through them. Sí No 24 A mirror makes light disappear when it reflects. Sí No 25 Refraction completely stops light. Sí No 26 Smooth and shiny surfaces reflect light well. Sí No 27 Some objects do not produce light but can be seen because they reflect light. Sí No 28 Red light refracts more than violet light. Sí No 29 Light is a type of energy. Sí No

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Shadows form when an object blocks light.

Shadows form only in the presence of artificial light.

We need light to see objects.

A colored object reflects its own color and absorbs many of the other colors.

Light sources give off their own light.

Reflection happens when light bounces off an object.

A medium is a material that light travels through.

Refraction happens when light changes direction as it passes from one medium to another.

Transparent materials do not let light pass through them.

Dark objects absorb more light.

Light spreads out in different directions from a light source.

Opaque materials do not allow light to pass through.

Light from the Moon is stronger than sunlight.

Natural light sources include the Sun, stars, and lightning.

Light travels in straight lines.

Light can travel backwards through a vacuum without any obstruction.

A pencil can look bent in water because of refraction.

White objects reflect all colors of visible light.

A rainbow is an example of refraction.

A medium is not necessary for refraction.

Rainbows are produced when light is refracted by water droplets.

Water and glass can cause light to refract.

Transparent materials allow almost all light to pass through them.

A mirror makes light disappear when it reflects.

Refraction completely stops light.

Smooth and shiny surfaces reflect light well.

Some objects do not produce light but can be seen because they reflect light.

Red light refracts more than violet light.

Light is a type of energy.