Properties of Light Answers

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Why does green light slow down more than orange light does when passing through an object?

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Green light has longer wavelengths than orange light.
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Green light has fewer particles than orange light.
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Green light refracts less than orange light.
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Green light has a higher frequency than orange light.
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Which object absorbs the most visible light?

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a clear bowl
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a white rock
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a black t-shirt
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a red apple
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Sayid listed some characteristics of waves in a chart. Part of his chart is shown.Which of these would correct Sayid's error?

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Change the heading of the chart to “Mechanical.”
B
Replace “travel in straight lines” with “move in curved paths.”
C
Add “move due to particles bumping into each other” to the chart.
D
Change “move only through matter” to “move through space and matter.”
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What happens when light from the Sun passes through any type of matter?

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The light slows down.
T
The light speeds up.
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Most of the light is absorbed.
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Most of the light is reflected.
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least likely

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a pair of eyeglasses
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a clear water bottle
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a car windshield
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a tree trunk
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most likely

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a window
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a mirror
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a plaster wall
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a steel beam
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Which of these will reflect light with the highest frequency?

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an orange basketball
B
a blue candle
C
a green ribbon
D
a yellow banana
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Which statement correctly compares the speed of light?

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The speed of light through space is much greater than 3 x 108 m/s.
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The speed of light in glass is much greater than 3 x 108 m/s.
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The speed of light in glass is faster than the speed of light through space.
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The speed of light in glass is slower than the speed of light through space.
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Juan created a chart to help him study for a test.Which headings best complete the chart?

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X: Transparent Objects Y: Opaque Objects
B
X: Opaque Objects Y: Transparent Objects
C
X: High Frequency WavesY: Low Frequency Waves
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X: Low Frequency WavesY: High Frequency Waves

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