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CHAPTER 15 REVIEWSound and Light
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LIGHT COMES FROM:A. Electrons falling from high
energy to lower energy states
B. MirrorsC. Electrons falling from low
energy state to higher energy states
D. None of the above
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LIGHT COMES FROM:A. Electrons falling from high
energy to lower energy states
B. MirrorsC. Electrons falling from low
energy state to higher energy states
D. None of the above
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WHAT IS THE SPEED OF LIGHT IN A VACUUM, LIKE IN SPACE?
A. 340 m/sB. 3 x 108 m/sC. 300 m/sD. 30000 m/s
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WHAT IS THE SPEED OF LIGHT IN A VACUUM, LIKE IN SPACE?
A. 340 m/sB. 3 x 108 m/sC. 300 m/sD. 30000 m/s
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THE SPEED OF LIGHT IS FASTEST IN A:
A. SolidB. LiquidC. GasD. Doesn’t matter
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THE SPEED OF LIGHT IS FASTEST IN A:
A. SolidB. LiquidC. GasD. Doesn’t matter
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LIGHT CAN BE MODELED AS:A. Electromagnetic wavesB. PhotonsC. Rays that travel in straight
linesD. All of the above
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LIGHT CAN BE MODELED AS:A. Electromagnetic wavesB. PhotonsC. Rays that travel in straight
linesD. All of the above
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TINY, PARTICLE BUNDLES OF LIGHT RADIATION ARE CALLED:
A. PhotonsB. HyperwavesC. AbsorbationD. Radiation
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TINY, PARTICLE BUNDLES OF LIGHT RADIATION ARE CALLED:
A. PhotonsB. HyperwavesC. AbsorbationD. radiation
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BRIGHTNESS OF LIGHT DEPENDS ON:
A. FrequencyB. AmplitudeC. IntensityD. period
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BRIGHTNESS OF LIGHT DEPENDS ON:
A. FrequencyB. AmplitudeC. IntensityD. period
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THE ENERGY OF A PHOTON IS PROPORTIONAL TO ITS:
A. AmplitudeB. WavelengthC. FrequencyD. Speed of light
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THE ENERGY OF A PHOTON IS PROPORTIONAL TO ITS:
A. AmplitudeB. WavelengthC. FrequencyD. Speed of light
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THE LOWEST ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION:
A. RadiowavesB. MicrowavesC. Gamma raysD. UV rays
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ALL OF THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF LIGHT ENERGIES MAKE UP THE:A. Visible LightB. Electromagnetic
SpectrumC. Color WheelD. None of the above
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ALL OF THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF LIGHT ENERGIES MAKE UP THE:A. Visible LightB. Electromagnetic
SpectrumC. Color WheelD. None of the above
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THE LOWEST ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION:
A. RadiowavesB. MicrowavesC. Gamma raysD. UV rays
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THE HIGHEST ENERGY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION:
A. RadiowavesB. MicrowavesC. Gamma raysD. UV rays
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THE HIGHEST ENERGY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION:
A. RadiowavesB. MicrowavesC. Gamma raysD. UV rays
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THE HIGHEST ENERGY COLOR OF VISIBLE LIGHT IS:
A. RedB. OrangeC. Blue D. Violet
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THE HIGHEST ENERGY COLOR OF VISIBLE LIGHT IS:
A. RedB. OrangeC. Blue D. Violet
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PICK THE TYPE OF EM LIGHT THAT HAS THE HIGHEST FREQUENCY:
A. X-RayB. UltravioletC. InfraredD. Microwave
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PICK THE TYPE OF EM LIGHT THAT HAS THE HIGHEST FREQUENCY:
A. X-RayB. UltravioletC. InfraredD. Microwave
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PICK THE TYPE OF EM LIGHT THAT HAS THE LOWEST FREQUENCY:
A. GammaB. UltravioletC. Visible LightD. Radiowaves
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PICK THE TYPE OF EM LIGHT THAT HAS THE LOWEST FREQUENCY:
A. GammaB. UltravioletC. Visible LightD. Radiowaves
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PICK THE TYPE OF EM LIGHT THAT HAS THE LONGEST WAVELENGTH
A. GammaB. UltravioletC. Visible LightD. X rays
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PICK THE TYPE OF EM LIGHT THAT HAS THE LONGEST WAVELENGTH
A. GammaB. UltravioletC. Visible LightD. Xrays
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PICK THE TYPE OF UV RADIATION THAT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TANNING
A. UVAB. UVBC. UVCD. UVD
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PICK THE TYPE OF UV RADIATION THAT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TANNING
A. UVAB. UVB-burning/cancerC. UVC-cancer/
sterilizationD. UVD
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PICK THE TYPE OF VISIBLE LIGHT THAT HAS THE LONGEST WAVELENGTH AND LOWEST ENERGY
A. YellowB. BlueC. OrangeD. Indigo
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PICK THE TYPE OF VISIBLE LIGHT THAT HAS THE LONGEST WAVELENGTH AND LOWEST ENERGY
A. YellowB. BlueC. OrangeD. Indigo
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PICK THE TYPE OF EM RADIATION THAT IS USED IN YOUR CELL PHONES
A. RadiowavesB. MicrowavesC. Infrared D. Ultraviolet
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PICK THE TYPE OF EM RADIATION THAT IS USED IN YOUR CELL PHONES
A. RadiowavesB. MicrowavesC. Infrared D. Ultraviolet
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SOMETHING THAT ABSORBS OR REFLECTS ALL LIGHT IS SAID TO BE:A. OpaqueB. ReflectiveC. TransparentD. Translucent
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SOMETHING THAT ABSORBS OR REFLECTS ALL LIGHT IS SAID TO BE:A. OpaqueB. ReflectiveC. TransparentD. Translucent
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WHITE LIGHT CONTAINS:A. All primary colorsB. All secondary colorsC. All visible lightD. None of the above
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WHITE LIGHT CONTAINS:A. All primary colorsB. All secondary colorsC. All visible lightD. None of the above
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IN WHITE LIGHT, AN OBJECT:A. Reflects all colors you
seeB. Refracts all colors you
seeC. Absorbs all color you
seeD. A&B
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IN WHITE LIGHT, AN OBJECT:A. Reflects all colors you
seeB. Refracts all colors you
seeC. Absorbs all color you
seeD. A&B
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WHICH IS NOT A COLOR OF A CONE IN YOUR RETINA?
A. RedB. YellowC. GreenD. blue
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WHICH IS NOT A COLOR OF A CONE IN YOUR RETINA?
A. RedB. YellowC. GreenD. blue
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RED CONES ABSORBA. Red and orangeB. Yellow and greenC. Red and yellowD. Blue and violet
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RED CONES ABSORBA. Red and orangeB. Yellow and green
(green cones)C. Red and yellowD. Blue and violet
(blue cones)
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WHAT ARE THE THREE PRIMARY LIGHT COLORS?
A. Red, Yellow, BlueB. Blue, Yellow, GreenC. Red, Blue, GreenD. Green, Red, Yellow
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WHAT ARE THE THREE PRIMARY LIGHT COLORS?
A. Red, Yellow, BlueB. Blue, Yellow, GreenC. Red, Blue, GreenD. Green, Red, Yellow
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A PRIMARY PIGMENT COLOR?A. MagentaB. YellowC. CyanD. green
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A PRIMARY PIGMENT COLOR?
A. MagentaB. YellowC. CyanD. green
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PRIMARY PIGMENT COLORS ARE __________ COLORS AND COMBINE TO FORM___________
A. Additive, blackB. Additive, whiteC. Subtractive, blackD. Subtractive, white
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PRIMARY PIGMENT COLORS ARE __________ COLORS AND COMBINE TO FORM___________
A. Additive, blackB. Additive, whiteC. Subtractive, blackD. Subtractive, white
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DEVICES USES RGB MODEL?
A. TVsB. PrintersC. WhiteboardsD. Paint
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DEVICES USES RGB MODEL?
A. TVsB. PrintersC. WhiteboardsD. Paint
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HOW IS MAGENTA FORMED?
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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HOW IS MAGENTA FORMED?
MIXING RED & BLUE
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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WHAT COLORS ARE REFLECTED IN MAGENTA?
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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RED & BLUE
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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WHAT COLOR IS ABSORBED IN MAGENTA?
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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HOW IS MAGENTA FORMED?
GREEN
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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HOW IS GREEN FORMED?
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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HOW IS GREEN FORMED?
MIXING CYAN & YELOW
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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WHAT COLORS ARE REFLECTED IN GREEB
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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CYAN & YELLOW
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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WHAT COLOR IS ABSORBED IN GREEN?
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow CyanCyan
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MAGENTA
Red Green Blue
Magenta
Yellow Cyan
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A FLAT MIRROR FORMS AN IMAGE THAT IS:
A. VirtualB. RealC. Smaller than the
objectD. Larger than the
object
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A FLAT MIRROR FORMS AN IMAGE THAT IS:
A. VirtualB. RealC. Smaller than the
objectD. Larger than the
object
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WHEN A MIRROR IS CONVEX, IT MEANS THE MIRROR
A. Is flatB. Bulges outC. Caves inD. Is a circle
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WHEN A MIRROR IS CONVEX, IT MEANS THE MIRROR
A. Is flatB. Bulges outC. Caves inD. Is a circle
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IN REFRACTION OF LIGHT, COLORS LIKE BLUE BEND MORE BECAUSE THEY HAVE A:
A. lower amplitudeB. Lower frequencyC. Longer wavelengthD. Shorter wavelength
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IN REFRACTION OF LIGHT, COLORS LIKE BLUE BEND MORE BECAUSE THEY HAVE A:
A. lower amplitudeB. Lower frequencyC. Longer wavelengthD. Shorter wavelength
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IN DIFFRACTION, THIS LIGHT BENDS MORE:
A.OrangeB.YellowC.GreenD.Blue
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IN DIFFRACTION, THIS LIGHT BENDS MORE:
A.OrangeB.YellowC.GreenD.Blue