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Light and Its Properties Quiz

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Light and Its Properties Quiz
 

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Explore light basics

by Novia Widyaningtyas
1

A student uses a flashlight and three aligned cardboard holes. The light only passes when the holes are straight. What does this show?

2

Why can we see objects clearly through glass but not through wood?

3

A boy looks into a mirror and sees his face. What property of light is used?

4

A spoon looks bent in water. What causes this?

5

In an experiment, light cannot pass through a book but passes through glass. What is the best conclusion?

6

Which of the following explains why the sun is called a source of light?

7

A student observes that light changes direction when passing through water. What conclusion can be made?

8

Why must the holes in a light experiment be aligned?

9

A mirror is used to direct sunlight into a dark room. What property is applied?

10

We can see objects because…

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