Light Vocabulary Task Cards

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Which of the images best represents refraction?

Which of the images best represents reflection?

Which of the images best represents a convex lens?

Which of the images best represents a concave lens?

Which of the following is an example of a translucent material?

Cardboard

Eyeglasses

Olive oil

Styrofoam

Which of the following is an example of a transparent material?

Cardboard

Eyeglasses

Olive oil

Stained glass window

Which of the following is an example of an opaque material?

Cardboard

Eyeglasses

Olive oil

Stained glass window

Which of the following best represents reflection?

A fishing line in water

Headlights bouncing off snow in a storm

Seeing your face in a dark window

A straw in water

What does it mean to transmit?

To move through

A three-dimensional piece of glass that separates white light into a spectrum

A solid, liquid or gas material

To take in

What does it mean to absorb?

To move through

A three-dimensional piece of glass that separates white light into a spectrum

A solid, liquid or gas material

To take in

What is a medium?

To move through

A three-dimensional piece of glass that separates white light into a spectrum

A solid, liquid or gas material

To take in

What is a prism?

To move through

A three-dimensional piece of glass that separates white light into a color spectrum

A solid, liquid or gas material

To take in

How are reflection and refraction similar?

They both involve a change in direction of light.

They both describe the absorption of light.

They both involve a bending of the path of the light.

They both involve light bouncing off an object.

How are transparent and translucent materials similar?

They both allow at least some light through.

Neither allow any light to come through.

They both bend light as it passes through.

They both reflect light as it passes through.

Which of the following is the opposite of a convex lens?

A vex lens

An opaque lens

A prism

A concave lens

What is a synonym for transparent?

See-through

Opaque

Medium

Absorbed

Which describes the reason this duck appears the way it does in the image?

Reflection

Refraction

Translucent

Transparent

Which term best fits in the empty spot in the table?

Fog

Sunglasses

Bubbles

Quilt

Which of the following best describes this image?

Reflection

Refraction

Translucent

Transparent

Which of the following best describes this image?

Convex

Concave

Prism

Mirror

Which of the following is an example of a translucent material?

Cardboard

Eyeglasses

Olive oil

Styrofoam

Which of the following is an example of a transparent material?

Cardboard

Eyeglasses

Olive oil

Stained glass window

Which of the following is an example of an opaque material?

Cardboard

Eyeglasses

Olive oil

Stained glass window

Which of the following best represents reflection?

A fishing line in water

Headlights bouncing off snow in a storm

Seeing your face in a dark window

A straw in water

What does it mean to transmit?

To move through

A three-dimensional piece of glass that separates white light into a spectrum

A solid, liquid or gas material

To take in

What does it mean to absorb?

To move through

A three-dimensional piece of glass that separates white light into a spectrum

A solid, liquid or gas material

To take in

What is a medium?

To move through

A three-dimensional piece of glass that separates white light into a spectrum

A solid, liquid or gas material

To take in

What is a prism?

To move through

A three-dimensional piece of glass that separates white light into a color spectrum

A solid, liquid or gas material

To take in

How are reflection and refraction similar?

They both involve a change in direction of light.

They both describe the absorption of light.

They both involve a bending of the path of the light.

They both involve light bouncing off an object.

How are transparent and translucent materials similar?

They both allow at least some light through.

Neither allow any light to come through.

They both bend light as it passes through.

They both reflect light as it passes through.

Which of the following is the opposite of a convex lens?

A vex lens

An opaque lens

A prism

A concave lens

What is a synonym for transparent?

See-through

Opaque

Medium

Absorbed

Which describes the reason this duck appears the way it does in the image?

Reflection

Refraction

Translucent

Transparent

Which term best fits in the empty spot in the table?

Fog

Sunglasses

Bubbles

Quilt

Which of the following best describes this image?

Reflection

Refraction

Translucent

Transparent

Which of the following best describes this image?

Convex

Concave

Prism

Mirror