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Light & colour

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How does light travel in a vacuum?

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2.

What type of wave is light?

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3.

Which of the following is true about light?

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4.

What happens when light reflects off a smooth surface?

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What is the angle of incidence equal to during reflection?

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Which surface would produce a clear reflection?

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7.

What happens to light as it enters a denser medium at an angle?

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8.

Which phenomenon causes a straw in water to appear bent?

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What happens to the speed of light as it moves from air to water?

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10.

White light is made up of how many colours?

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11.

What is the process of splitting white light into its component colours called?

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Which colour has the longest wavelength in the visible spectrum?

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13.

Which colour of light bends the most when refracted?

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14.

What happens to white light when it hits a green object?

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Why does a black object appear black?

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What determines the colour an object appears?

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17.

What happens when we see a red apple under white light?

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18.

What colour would a red apple appear under blue light?

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19.

What happens to the other colours in white light when we see a blue object?

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20.

Which part of the eye helps us see different colors?

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  • White light is made up of colours, which together form the visible spectrum.

  • The process of splitting white light into its component colours using a prism is called

  • has the longest wavelength in the visible spectrum, while has the shortest.

  • When light enters a denser medium, such as glass, it bends. This bending of light is called

  • A green object appears green because it green light and all other colours.

  • A black object appears black because it all the colours of light and reflects none.

  • When white light passes through a prism, light bends the most, while light bends the least.

  • If a red object is placed under green light, it will appear because it cannot reflect the green light.

  • The part of the eye responsible for detecting colour is the which contains cone cells.