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Visible Light

How Light Acts

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These are the seven colors of the rainbow.


This is light energy that can be seen and broken into all the colors of the

rainbow.


This is our most important source of

light.


These are several sources of light.


This tool can be used to separate white light into all the colors of

the rainbow.


Light moves in this direction.


Unlike sound waves, light waves can move through

this.


This is the distance from one point on a wave to the same point on the

next wave.


These are the high and low points on a wave.


A thin beam of light that is more powerful

than regular light. These waves all have the same wavelength.

Daily Double!!!


This object appears to be a source of light in our

solar system, but it really only reflects the light

from the sun.


Kinds of energy that move in waves, but

cannot be seen are these.


Objects made of this type of material allow light to pass

through them, so we can see what is behind them.


When light moves from one material to another, it changes

speed and bends. This is known as______________.


This person discovered that white light is made

up of all the colors of the rainbow.


This type of material does not allow light to

pass through it.


This type of material scatters light so that

objects behind it seem blurry.


You cannot see a reflection in rough

surfaces because when light rays hit them this

occurs.


This word means “to allow to pass through”.


This type of lens is thinner in the middle and makes objects look

smaller.


These appear when sunlight passes

through water droplets in the air.


This is the acronym we use to remember the colors of the visible

spectrum.


This color has the shortest wavelength.


A red shirt looks red because it does this.


Objects that appear to be this color absorb almost all of the light that hits

them.


In order to see, we need this.


We cannot see around corners because of this.


Light rays hit these surfaces at a certain

angle and then reflect off them at the same angle, providing a clear image.


When light hits an opaque object, we can make

these.


When light bounces back from an object, it is

known as this.

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