Look at the red and green light waves in figure 2. Which statement best describes the difference between the red and green light waves?

The red light wave has a larger wavelength and lower frequency than the green light wave.

The red light has a smaller wavelength and higher frequency than the green light wave.

The green light wave has a larger wavelength and lower frequency than the red light wave.

The green light has a smaller wavelength and higher frequency than the red light wave.

Which plant will grow better, a green plant illuminated by green light or a green plant illuminated by red light?

the green plant illuminated by red light

the green plant illuminated by green light

When white light shines on a pair on blue jeans, the jeans look blue. Why do the jeans look blue?

The jeans reflect the blue part of the light and absorb most of the rest.

The jeans absorb all the white light and turn most of it into blue light.

The jeans absorb only the blue part of the light.

The jeans give off their own light.

What amount of red, green, and blue light is necessary to make black?

No amount of red, green, and blue light is needed to make black.

A little bit of red, green, and blue light is needed to make black.

A lot of red, green, and blue light is needed to make black.

Only green and red light together is needed to make black.

A green light and a red light are mixed by shining them together on a white screen. Why is the light on the screen brighter when both the red light and the green light shine on the screen?

The light on the screen is reflecting more light to our eyes than just the green light.

The light on the screen is made of both red light and green light.

The more light that reaches our eyes, the brighter the light appears.

It is a sunny summer day and you are walking barefoot. You notice that the road is hotter than the sidewalk. What is the best explanation for why the road gets hotter than the sidewalk?

The road is a darker color, so it absorbs more sunlight. The more light an object absorbs, the hotter it will get.

The sidewalk is a lighter color, so it absorbs more sunlight. The more light an object absorbs, the cooler it gets.

The road reflects and scatters more sunlight than the sidewalk. Reflecting and scattering light makes an object get hotter.

The sidewalk is shaded by trees, so no light reaches the sidewalk and it does not heat up.

Which material allows the least amount of light to pass through it so that the smallest amount of light reaches the student’s eyes?

all allow the same amount of light

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Which two material lets light through?

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Sunglasses are a _______ material.

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How does light move?

scattered

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in a straight line

along lines of longitude and lattitude

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When an objects blocks ALL the light that hits it, that means the object is...

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reflective

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There are things wrong with the shadow of the person in the picture. Select which of the following is wrong.

The Shadow is too tall.

The shadow is not dark enough.

The shadow is too wide.

The shadow is not the correct shape.

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In the picture the shadow is on the wrong side of the person. Explain why this is incorrect.

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What color will the red pot appear to be?

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IQWST Light

Which two material lets light through?

Sunglasses are a _______ material.

How does light move?

When an objects blocks ALL the light that hits it, that means the object is...

There are things wrong with the shadow of the person in the picture. Select which of the following is wrong.

In the picture the shadow is on the wrong side of the person. Explain why this is incorrect.

What color will the red pot appear to be?

Look at the red and green light waves in figure 2. Which statement best describes the difference between the red and green light waves?

Which plant will grow better, a green plant illuminated by green light or a green plant illuminated by red light?

Which object can stop light waves from moving through it?

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