Physical Science 1118 self test
focal distance
h.
focal point
i.
a. convex lens, c. concave mirror
image inverted
b. concave lens, d. convex mirror, e. plane mirror
image upright
e. can travel through a medium or a vacuum
light waves
q. magnetic rock
lodestone
u. area of influence around a magnet
magnetic field
i. must travel through a medium
mechanical waves
j. light consists of tiny particles
particle theory of light
b. emission of electrons when a substance is exposed to light
photoelectric effect
k. quantum of light energy
photon
o. piece of solid, transparent glass with triangular ends and rectangular sides and bottom
prism
g. discrete packet of energy
quantum
r. light consists of photons which release energy in waves
quantum theory of light
a. convex lens, c. concave mirror
rays converge
b. concave lens, d. convex mirror
rays diverge
e. plane mirror
rays reflect at same angle
a. convex lens, c. concave mirror
real image
d. transmission of light energy in straight, parallel rays
rectilinear propagation
Like magnetic poles repel one another.
second law of magnetism
v. magenta, cyan, and yellow pigments
subtractive primary colors
Unlike magnetic poles attract one another
third law of magnetism
mirage
A ____________________ is the seeming appearance of an object where it is not because of light refraction.
high, short
A specific frequency and wavelength cannot be assigned to each color of visible light because visible light has ________________ frequencies and ________________ wavelengths.
field
According to the electromagnetic theory, an electromagnetic ____________________ provides the medium through which light waves move.
f. light
After creating Earth God made
estimates
Astronomical distances are not used to determine the speed of light because they are only _______________________.
g. b, c, and d
Because of polarity, _________.
additive, subractive
Combining the three _______________________ primary colors produces white light; combining the three ____________________ primary colors produces black pigment.
velocity
Early scientists were hampered in their study of light because they could not measure its _______________.
electrical, magnetic
Electrons emit both ______________________ energy and _________________ energy as they jump to lower energy levels.
unpaired
Ferromagnetic metals are easily magnetized because they contain _______________ electrons.
polorizing
Glare can be greatly eliminated by the use of optical _________________ filters in sunglass lenses.
white light
If a second prism, which has been inverted, intercepts the light from the first prism, the visible spectrum is blended back into _______________________.
reflect
If an object does not _____________________ light, it is invisible.
visible spectrum
If sunlight is allowed to strike a prism, the colored bands of the __________________________ can be seen.
refraction
Light ___________________ is caused by the change in the velocity of light as it passes from one medium into another.
waves, particles
Light is not completely understood, even by modern scientists, because light sometimes behaves like ___________________ of energy and other times light behaves as ______________________ radiating out in straight lines.
parallel
Light reflected from objects does not consist of _____________________ rays.
virtual
The _____________________ image of a plane mirror appears to be behind or inside the glass.
polarity
The ______________________ of an electron is determined by the direction of its spin.
distance
The force of a magnetic field decreases with ____________________.
reflection
The law of reflection states that the angle of ___________________ equals the angle of incidence.
decreases
The velocity of light ______________ when it moves from one medium to one of greater density.
Blue
_________________ pigment absorbs all the incoming colors of light except blue and reflects blue light.
regular
____________________ reflection is the reflection of all light rays at the same angle from a completely flat, even surface.
diffused
_______________________ reflection is the spreading out in all directions of waves reflected at various angles from an uneven surface.
glare, unpolorized
__________________________ results when _________________ light reflects from nearby objects and enters your eyes from different directions.
convex lens
a.
p. red, green, and blue light
additive primary colors
concave lens
b.
concave mirror
c.
h. two colors of light that produce white light when combined
complementary colors
plane mirror
d.
t. repelled by a magnet
diamagnetic
s. microscopic cluster of magnetic atoms
domain
convex mirror
e.
w. light consists of waves of electrical and magnetic energy emitted from electrons
electromagnetic theory of light
m. six colors of he visible spectrum
elementary colors
virtual focal point
f.
n. strongly attracted to a magnet
ferromagnetic
Either pole of a magnet attracts a nonmagnetic, ferromagnetic substance.
first law of magnetism
virtual focal distance
g.
l. 299,792.458 km/sec
velocity of light in vacuum
b. concave lens, d. convex mirror, e. plane mirror
virtual image
a. a band of colors of light perceivable by human eyes
visible spectrum
c. light consists of waves of energy emitted from a source
wave theory of light