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Light & Sound Quiz

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Science basics

by MELISSA NANONG
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What is the approximate speed of light in vacuum?

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Which part of the spectrum is visible to the human eye?

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Sound needs a medium to travel. Which of these is a valid medium?

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In which state of matter does sound travel the fastest?

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What instrument measures sound intensity?

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What is the unit of frequency?

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What happens when light passes through a prism?

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Which eye part detects light?

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Which phenomenon allows a straw to look bent in water?

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What is the relationship between loudness and amplitude?

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Light travels fastest in vacuum; its speed is about 299,792 km/s.

Visible light is the small portion of the spectrum seen as colors.

Sound requires matter to vibrate—air, water, or solids can carry it.

Sound waves move quickest through solids due to tight particle interaction.

A sound level meter quantifies loudness in decibels.

Frequency is measured in hertz (cycles per second).

A prism refracts light, separating colors by wavelength.

Photoreceptor cells on the retina respond to light.

Refraction bends light as it enters a different medium.

Greater amplitude generally makes sounds louder, louder perception.

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