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Light passes through a lens and is refracted. Different lenses refract light differently. Complete the following illustration.
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What type of lens is shown in question 24?
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When light travels, it does so in straight lines. What creates a shadow?
A The absence of a light source
B The absence of light
C The reflection of light
D The refraction of light
This illustration demonstrates how light travels and is referred to as a ...
A light sketch
B light diagram
C ray sketch
D ray diagram
When light interacts with a substance, different things can happen to the light because of the type of material it is made of. Opaque materials do this to light ...
A reflect light
B transmit light
C block light
D diffuse light
When a light bulb in a lamp receives electrical energy, it will produce light. The term used to indicate that the light source produces light is ...
A brilliant
B electricity
C luminous
D intensity
This illustration demonstrates a type of reflection referred to as ...
A regular reflection
B crooked reflection
C diffuse reflection
D spectacular reflection
Reflection is the process in which light strikes a surface and bounces off that surface at the same angle. The reflected ray will bounce back directly to the light source if it is lined up with the ...
A incident ray
B refelcted ray
C normal line
D reflecting surface
To discover the laws of reflection, it is necessary to use a ...
A ray box
B smooth plane mirror
C reflective material
D normal line
In stating the law of reflection, that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection, it is necessary to
understand that this is a law because ...
A a scientist has stated it
B this relationship happens most of the time
C this relationship always happens
D science is always accurate and precise
When you attempt to focus an image on a screen using a concave mirror but cannot, yet you can see an image when you are looking into the same concave mirror, the image is called a ...
A convex distortion
B concave image
C virtual image
D refelcted distortion
Funhouse mirrors distort the image you are looking at. The only practical purpose for mirrors of this type is for entertainment purposes. However, a mirror curved outward only once can have many useful applications and is called a ...
A bubble mirror
B convex mirror
C concave mirror
D plane mirror
When parallel rays of light hit the surface of this type of mirror, they are reflected back to a focal point in front of the mirror. The type of mirror that does this is called a ...
A bubble mirror
B convex mirror
C concave mirror
D plane mirror
Cosmetic mirrors, flashlights, reflecting telescopes, and the headlights in a car are all examples of practical applications for these types of mirrors ...
A bubble mirror
B convex mirror
C concave mirror
D plane mirror
If an object is placed far away from the focal point in a concave mirror, it will appear ...
A Upright and smaller
B Upright and larger
C Inverted and smaller
D Inverted and larger
If an object is placed between the focal point in a concave mirror and the mirror itself, the image will appear
A Upright and smaller
B Upright and larger
C Inverted and smaller
D Inverted and larger
Refraction is the bending of light when it travels from one medium to another. What direction does the light bend when it travels from a medium of greater density to one of lesser density?
A along the normal
B along the perpendicualr
C towards the normal
D away from the normal
When light is refracted, the angle of incidence increases and the angle of refraction ...
A depends on the intensity of the light
B increases, depending on the material
C decreases, but only by one half
D increases by double
Mirages cause an illusion of a watery surface. This illusion is actually ...
A water drops reflecting the light
B water drops refracting the light
C the sky refracted by warm air
D the sky reflected by warm air
When light strikes a surface and is absorbed, the light ...
A changes into another form of energy
B bounces off in many different directions
C travels through it in a different direction
D happens only when it is a smooth shiny surface
During refraction, when the angle of incidence is doubled, the angle of refraction is ...
A also doubled
B not necessarily doubled
C decreased by the same amount
D decreased by about half
In the diagram, the angle that "A" is pointing to is what type of angle that the light goes through in this type of medium. Is it...
A. an angle of Incident
B. an angle of Refraction
In the diagram, the angle that "D" is pointing to is what type of angle that the light goes through in this type of medium. Is it...
A. an angle of Incident
B. an angle of Refraction
When light passes through a lens, the light is bent, causing the rays of light to diverge. The type of lens is a ...
A convex lens
B concave lens
C optic lens
D diamond prism lens
When light rays pass through a convex lens, the image that is formed is ...
A diverted
B converted
C inverted
D implied
What happens to the light rays as it passes through this lens?
A The light rays Diverge ☠️
B The light rays Converge 🫶
C The light rays enter the endless void 💀
D The light rays point the way to a pot of gold ☠️