5.1 Flashcards

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What is a ray model of light

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A representation where light is a straight line

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What is partial model of light

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A lantern flame was thought to release tiny particles of light, which travelled in a perfectly straight line until they enter an eye, where they were absorbed to make an image

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What is a transparent material

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Light can pass through it without changing there path

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Translucent

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Most light rays get through but are scattered in all directions

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Opaque

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Prevents any light to get through

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What are three uses for the day model of light

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To find where shadows will form.

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If you are walking away from the sun will your shadow get bigger or smaller?

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Bigger because it blocks the light rays behind you.

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What does a surface need to be a mirror

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It need to be smooth compared to a wavelength of the light striking the surface.

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How does light reflect off a mirror

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It the light strikes it straight on it bounces off straight. If it’s on an angle it bounces off on an angle

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Is the light falling on black print being absorbed?

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Yes

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What is the incoming ray of light called

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Incident ray

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What is the opposite of the angle of incident?

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Angle of reflection

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How to you measure the angle of reflection or incident.

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From the angle and the normal

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