Light: Waves, Particles & Boundaries

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Test light propagation, reflection, refraction concepts.

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Froggy Jumps Light: Waves, Particles & BoundariesOnline version Test light propagation, reflection, refraction concepts. by Lorelyn 1 What is the spreading of light as it travels called? a Propagation b Refraction c Reflection 2 In the particle model, light is treated as particles called what? a Photons b Quarks c Electrons 3 In wave theory, the law of reflection states the angle of incidence equals what? a Angle of reflection b Angle of transmission c Angle of diffraction 4 Refraction occurs due to a change in light speed when crossing a boundary. True or false? a False b Sometimes true c True 5 Which phenomenon is best explained by light waves interfering with themselves? a Polarization b scattering c Diffraction 6 Total internal reflection occurs when light moves from a more to a less dense medium at an angle larger than the what? a Brewster angle b Snell's angle c Critical angle 7 What happens to wavelength when light enters a denser medium? a Wavelength increases b Wavelength decreases c Wavelength stays the same 8 Which phenomenon can be explained by both wave and particle models of light? a Polarization b Diffraction c Absorption 9 Light bends toward the normal when entering a denser medium because its speed does what? a Stays the same b Increases c Decreases 10 In the particle model, what carries energy and momentum of light? a Ions b Neutrinos c Photons

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Light: Waves, Particles & BoundariesOnline version

Test light propagation, reflection, refraction concepts.

by Lorelyn

What is the spreading of light as it travels called?

Propagation

Refraction

Reflection

In the particle model, light is treated as particles called what?

Photons

Quarks

Electrons

In wave theory, the law of reflection states the angle of incidence equals what?

Angle of reflection

Angle of transmission

Angle of diffraction

Refraction occurs due to a change in light speed when crossing a boundary. True or false?

False

Sometimes true

True

Which phenomenon is best explained by light waves interfering with themselves?

Polarization

scattering

Diffraction

Total internal reflection occurs when light moves from a more to a less dense medium at an angle larger than the what?

Brewster angle

Snell's angle

Critical angle

What happens to wavelength when light enters a denser medium?

Wavelength increases

Wavelength decreases

Wavelength stays the same

Which phenomenon can be explained by both wave and particle models of light?

Polarization

Diffraction

Absorption

Light bends toward the normal when entering a denser medium because its speed does what?

Stays the same

Increases

Decreases

In the particle model, what carries energy and momentum of light?

Ions

Neutrinos

Photons

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by Lorelyn

What is the spreading of light as it travels called?

In the particle model, light is treated as particles called what?

In wave theory, the law of reflection states the angle of incidence equals what?

Refraction occurs due to a change in light speed when crossing a boundary. True or false?

Which phenomenon is best explained by light waves interfering with themselves?

Total internal reflection occurs when light moves from a more to a less dense medium at an angle larger than the what?

What happens to wavelength when light enters a denser medium?

Which phenomenon can be explained by both wave and particle models of light?

Light bends toward the normal when entering a denser medium because its speed does what?

In the particle model, what carries energy and momentum of light?

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