Optics - Lesson 1: Light

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Mr. Bergsma

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Multiple Choice

What did God create on the first day according to Genesis 1:3-5?

Animals

Light

Plants

Water

Multiple Choice

What are the two main ways that light is produced?

Reflection and refraction

Incandescence and luminescence

Diffraction and interference

Absorption and transmission

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of artificial source of light?

fluorescent

star

sun

Multiple Choice

Which of these are examples of ARTIFICIAL sources of light?

Lightbulbs

Neon signs

Televisions

ALL of them

Multiple Choice

What percentage of energy does an incandescent light bulb release as heat?

80%

90%

70%

60%

Multiple Select

Look at the last two questions. Suggest why modern bulbs are more efficient. (There is more than one correct answer)

They do not need as big an energy input

They are not as bright

There is less wasted energy

They release less heat.

Multiple Choice

What is the primary function of a light bulb?

To produce light

To generate heat

To store energy

To emit sound

Multiple Choice

What is the primary source of light in the image?

A candle

A lamp

The sun

A flashlight

Multiple Choice

What is luminescence?

A process of producing light without heat

A type of heating

A method of sound production

A form of energy storage

Open Ended

Why do glow sticks lose their light?

Type response here

Multiple Choice

What is chemiluminescence?

Light produced during a chemical reaction

Light produced by electricity

Light produced by friction

Light produced by heat

Multiple Choice

What phenomenon is depicted in the image where the water glows blue?

Bioluminescence

Fluorescence

Reflection

Refraction

Multiple Choice

______ is the rapid movement of excess charge from one object to another.

Electric discharge

Static electricity

Ohm's Law

Electric Circuit

Open Ended

What is fluorescence and how does it work?

Type response here

Multiple Choice

What is the main reason for using energy-efficient appliances?

They are cheaper to buy

They use more energy

They reduce energy consumption

They are larger in size

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