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Light Phenomena QuizVersión en línea Light in daily life por MONTEFALCON, Lady Cheyenne D. 1 Which of the following is not a way light can behave? a Reflect b Multiply c Absorb d Refract 2 What type of mirror is the concave side of a spoon? a Transparent mirror b Flat mirror c Diverging mirror d Converging mirror 3 Why does a mirage appear on a hot road? a Light is absorbed by asphalt b Light bends when passing through layers of air at different temperatures c Light reflects off water on the road d Light scatters due to dust 4 Why does red light pass through red cellophane but green light does not? a Colored materials transmit their own color and absorb other colors b Green light is blocked by air c Red light is stronger than green d Red light bends more easily 5 Clothing appears different under sunlight and indoor lighting because: a Clothes absorb all colors b Our eyes adjust to the light c Clothes change color automatically d Light sources produce different spectra and only available wavelengths are reflected 6 What causes haloes in the sky? a Light passing through hexagonal ice crystals in cirrus clouds b Thunderstorm clouds c Reflection from water droplets d Dust scattering sunlight 7 What is the main difference between a primary and secondary rainbow? a Primary has one internal reflection, secondary has two; secondary is fainter and colors reversed b Secondary appears only indoors c Primary appears only at night d Primary has two internal reflections, secondary has one 8 Why are clouds white, while rainclouds appear dark? a Clouds are smaller than raindrops b Clouds reflect all colors equally; rainclouds scatter light multiple times and less light passes through c Clouds are far from the Sun d Rainclouds absorb only red light 9 Why is the sky blue during the day and red/orange at sunset? a The Sun changes its color b Rayleigh scattering; shorter wavelengths scatter more, longer wavelengths dominate at sunset c Clouds reflect the sky’s color d Water in the air absorbs blue light 10 Heinrich Hertz’s 1887 experiment confirmed that: a Electromagnetic waves exist and behave like light waves b Radio waves are slower than light c Only sound waves can propagate through air d Light cannot travel in space Feedback 1 Light can reflect, refract, and absorb, but not 'multiply'. 2 Concave mirrors are converging and can focus light. 3 Temperature differences cause refraction of light, creating mirages. 4 Colored objects transmit their own color and absorb others. 5 Different light spectra change what colors are reflected. 6 Haloes form from light refracting through ice crystals. 7 Primary: one internal reflection; Secondary: two and fainter; colors reversed. 8 Mie scattering by many small droplets makes clouds white; rainclouds are denser and darker. 9 Shorter wavelengths scatter; at sunset, longer wavelengths predominate. 10 Showed radio waves are electromagnetic and behave like light.

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Light Phenomena QuizVersión en línea

por MONTEFALCON, Lady Cheyenne D.

Which of the following is not a way light can behave?

What type of mirror is the concave side of a spoon?

Why does a mirage appear on a hot road?

Why does red light pass through red cellophane but green light does not?

Clothing appears different under sunlight and indoor lighting because:

What causes haloes in the sky?

What is the main difference between a primary and secondary rainbow?

Why are clouds white, while rainclouds appear dark?

Why is the sky blue during the day and red/orange at sunset?

Heinrich Hertz’s 1887 experiment confirmed that:

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