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How high or low a sound is
Pitch
The bending of light as it moves from one material to another
Refraction
The measure of how much energy sound has is called
Loudness
A dark area that forms when an object blocks the path of light is called
Shadow
When light strikes an object, some of it is taken in, or
Absorbed
The bouncing of light off an object is called
Reflection
Objects that let most of the light pass through them are called
Transparent
The back and forth movements like in a maraca are called
Vibratiions
Objects that let some light pass through them are
Translucent
Objects that block, no light is let through, are
Opaque
Give an example an example of a reflection
Standing in front of. Mirror
Reflections can occur when an object is
Smooth & shiny
Give an example of refraction
Pencil or piggy bank in water looks fat or broken
Refraction is the ------- of light from one material to another
Bending
Give an example of translucent
A light bulb, waxed
Vibrations--what are some examples of vibrations
Plucking strings on a harp, blowing into a flute, tapping on a drum
What happens when light hits an object? Some is reflected and the rest is
Absorbed
Aluminum foil is
Opaque
Plastic wrap is
Transparent
Wax paper is
Translucent
To see a rainbow we need to have two things. They are:
Sunlight & rain
To hear sounds, the vibrating air causes our -------- to vibrate
Eardrums
When we stand outside with the sun shining on us, we block the suns path creating a
Shadow
Imagine you take a piece of paper that says MATH on it and put it up to the mirror? What happens?
You will see math backwards which will look like HTAM. This is an example of reflection.