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The image produced by a concave lens is always...
Smaller than the object
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Fluorescent bulbs glow when the phosphorous coating on the inside of the tube absorbs...
UV radiation
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The light that we see from stars in the night sky is one type of __________ wave
electromagnetic
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The ________ layer blocks some of the harmful UV radiation from the sun.
ozone
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What is the amplitude of the node of a wave?
zero
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The higher the frequency of an EM wave, the more __________ it has.
energy
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The wavelengths of ________ are slightly longer or wider than those of visible light.
infrared radiation
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What is a laser?
A concentrated beam of light that has only one frequency and does not spread out
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When light rays bounce off a surface, it is called...
reflection
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Objects that partially scatter light that passes through them are called...
translucent
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One Hertz (Hz) is equal to what?
The number of complete waves or cycles that pass a point each second
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If the angle of incidence is 25 degrees, what will the angle of reflection be?
25 degrees
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The energy carried by an electromagnetic wave is called:
Electromagnetic radiation
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How are rainbows made?
Light from the sun is refracted by water in the atmosphere
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Why are fluorescent bulbs better than incandescent?
Less heat, less energy, less money
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Electromagnetic waves....
transfer energy.
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The visible light portion of the spectrum is found in between:
infrared and ultraviolet
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If light waves change speed when they pass from one medium into another, the light will be ________
refracted
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Why do hospitals have UV lights / blacklights by all of the doors?
to kill bacteria
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All of the following are parts of the EM spectrum EXCEPT...
ultrasound
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A material that you can see clearly through is...
transparent
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What is the height of a transverse wave called?
Amplitude
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Which color of visible light has the longest wavelengths?
Red
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_________ is the bending of waves around a barrier.
Diffraction
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Name THREE of the SIX types of waves that make up the electromagnetic spectrum.
Radio, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, x-ray, gamma
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What is the "Law of Reflection"?
The angle of the incoming wave is equal to the angle of the reflected wave.
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In terms of waves, what are gas, liquid and solid collectively referred to?
media or medium
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All electromagnetic waves:
Travel at the speed of light
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What two properties of EM waves change from left to right on the diagram of the EM spectrum:
frequency and wavelength
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Light bends when it passes at an angle from air into water because the water...
slows down the light
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EM waves with the lowest frequencies are:
x-rays
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Your body gives off...
infrared radiation
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How can EM waves travel through space to the Earth?
EM waves travel as transverse waves and do NOT need a medium to travel through.
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Ultraviolet rays...
help the body make vitamin D
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Why are they called “electromagnet” anyway?
There are actually 2 waves, one of the waves creates and electric field and the other wave creates a magnetic field.
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EM waves with the longest wavelengths are...
gamma rays
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X-rays are best absorbed by...
bone
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Heat lamps give off _________ rays.
infrared
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What does opaque mean?
Light is either reflected or absorbed, but does not go through
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