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What are the primary colors of light?

What is a Red, Green, and Blue (R,G,B) ?

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What is a photon?

What is a packet of light?

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1,3

What is the name of the imaginary perpendicular line

that we take all ourmeasurements from?

What is the normal?

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1,4

How does light act like a wave?

What is by interfering or refracting?

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2,1

Which lights are needed tomake the color K?

What is none, or no lights?

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2,2

Where does light come from?

A)Electrons being absorbed by atomsB)Electrons falling from orbits

C)Electrons rising to higher orbitsD)Electrons being released

What is B?

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2,3

Is a convex lens convergent or divergent?

What is convergent?

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2,4

What is the name of the typelight on the Electromagnetic

Spectrum that has the LEAST amount of energy?

What is Radio Waves?

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3,1

What color lights are reflected to see Yellow?

What are red and green?

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Does light travel slowest in a very dense substance, or a very loose substance?

What is a dense substance?

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Why does light bend as it passes from one medium to another?

What is because the speed changes?

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3,4

How do you know if your lookingat a Real, or a Virtual image?

Real is Inverted and Virtual is not.

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4,1

What color paints would you use to make green?

What are cyan and yellow?

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4,2

What do scientists call light, both visible and invisible?

What is the electromagnetic spectrum?

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What does “f” stand for, andis this where the image

comes into focus?

(Must get both parts of the question correct for points).

What is “focal point” or focal length, and NO!?

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4,4

Which path will the light ray followas it enters the new substance?

What is G?

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White light shines onto a patchof yellow paint. What color

does the yellow paint absorb?

What is blue?

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5,2

Light is shining on a photocell butno electrons are being released.

How should the light be changed to make it emit electrons?

What is increase the frequency?

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5,3

If an object is placed between C and F,

where would the image form?

What is outside of C?

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What do you call the eventwhere light shinning onto a metalmakes the metal emit electrons?

What is the Photoelectric Effect?


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