lenses and light (topic 6) Flashcards

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1
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state the name of the point labelled F

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principal focus or focal point

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state the name of this type of lens

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convex lens or converging lens

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4
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describe the image formed by the converging lens (3)

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  • real image
  • diminished, smaller
  • inverted, upside down
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the object is brought closer to the lens, draw two rays of light to show the location of the image formed

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6
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describe the image formed when the object is closer than the focal point

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  • virtual image
  • magnified
  • upright
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all light rays refract to pass through the focal point after the lens

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when is a virtual image formed by a convex lens

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when the object is less than one focal length from the lens

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10
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which is a concave lens

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B

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12
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describe the image formed (3)

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  • virtual
  • upright
  • diminished
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13
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the image formed by a magnifying glass is virtual or real

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virtual

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14
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describe the image formed (3)

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  • virtual
  • upright
  • magnified
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the student wants to make the image larger, describe how they should vary the distance between the lens and the object (1)

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  • increase the distance between the object and lens slightly
  • or keep lens stationary and move the object closer to the principal focus of the lens
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they shine white light through a red filter, explain what the student would observe on the screen (3)

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  • student observes a red spot of light on the screen
  • the red filter would absorb all wavelengths of light except red
  • red light is transmitted by the filter
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a green filter is then placed behind the red filter, describe what the student would observe on the screen, and explain why (2)

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  • screen would appear black
  • all wavelengths of visible light absorbed by combination of red and green filters
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each student observes the object and recalls what they saw.:
- student A states the object at the centre looked red
- student B states the object at the centre looked black
- student C states the object at the centre looked blue, the coloured object has a magenta colour, explain which colours of light make up the colour magenta, use the student’s observations in your answer (3)

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  • magenta contains red and blue light
  • (student A saw the object as red because) the red filter transmitted red light from the object
  • (student B saw the object as black because) the green filter absorbed the light from the object
  • (student C saw the object as blue because) the blue filter transmitted the blue light from the object
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each student places another filter behind their first filter, this new filter is a different colour, describe and explain what each student would observe (2)

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  • all students would now see black
  • any light that is transmitted by the first filter is absorbed by the second filter
21
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in a school play an actor is wearing green trousers, they are illuminated with red light, explain why the green trousers no longer appear green (2)

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  • red light is absorbed by the green trousers
  • trousers appear black (when illuminated in red light) because no light is reflected
22
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another actor is wearing yellow clothing, yellow is comprised of both red and green wavelengths of light, explain how the yellow clothing will appear to the audience when illuminated with green light (1)

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the clothing will reflect the green light to appear green