Boosting Your Intelligence! Directions: Fill in the blanks. If the activity is a question answer with a complete sentence. 1. Light waves radiate in ali directions from their source 2. Light waves can be described as behave like or from a point of radiating from a light source or from a point of reflection because they also 3. State the law of reflection. 4. If light ray strikes a flat surface at an angle of 360, its angle of reflection is 5. If a light ray a has an angle of reflection of 520, its angle of is also 520. from a completely 6. Regular reflection is the reflection of all light rays at the same surface. 7. Diffused reflection is the spreading out in all of waves reflected at various from an surface. 8. A flat mirror reflects an image from the point of view of someone or the glass. 9. Why are convex mirrors often placed at corners? of the mirror, not it like a virtual image. 10.The image of a concave mirror is focused in 11.The change in of light as it passes from one medium into another causes light to 12.Light reenters the air and is 13.Light passes into the water, speeds up, and 14.The pencil appears bent because the light reflecting from the outward. inwards. under the water reaches your eyes at a different above the water. than the light reflecting from the occurs when light is refracted upward and makes water or other objects seem to appear where they are 15.A not.
Boosting Your Intelligence! Directions: Fill in the blanks. If the activity is a question answer with a complete sentence. 1. Light waves radiate in ali directions from their source 2. Light waves can be described as behave like or from a point of radiating from a light source or from a point of reflection because they also 3. State the law of reflection. 4. If light ray strikes a flat surface at an angle of 360, its angle of reflection is 5. If a light ray a has an angle of reflection of 520, its angle of is also 520. from a completely 6. Regular reflection is the reflection of all light rays at the same surface. 7. Diffused reflection is the spreading out in all of waves reflected at various from an surface. 8. A flat mirror reflects an image from the point of view of someone or the glass. 9. Why are convex mirrors often placed at corners? of the mirror, not it like a virtual image. 10.The image of a concave mirror is focused in 11.The change in of light as it passes from one medium into another causes light to 12.Light reenters the air and is 13.Light passes into the water, speeds up, and 14.The pencil appears bent because the light reflecting from the outward. inwards. under the water reaches your eyes at a different above the water. than the light reflecting from the occurs when light is refracted upward and makes water or other objects seem to appear where they are 15.A not.
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Directions: Fill in the blanks. If the activity is a question answer with a complete sentence.
1. Light waves radiate in all directions from their source
or from a point of
radiating from a light source or from a point of reflection because they also
2. Light waves can be described as
behave like
3. State the law of reflection.
4. If light ray strikes a flat surface at an angle of 360, its angle of reflection is
5. If a light ray a has an angle of reflection of 520, its angle of
is also 520.
6. Regular reflection is the reflection of all light rays at the same
from a completely
surface.
7. Diffused reflection is the spreading out in all
of waves reflected at various
from an
surface.
8. A flat mirror reflects an image from the point of view of someone
or
the glass.
9. Why are convex mirrors often placed at corners?
of the mirror, not
it like a virtual image.
10.The
image of a concave mirror is focused in
11.The change in
of light as it passes from one medium into another causes light to
12.Light reenters the air and is
outward.
inwards.
13.Light passes into the water, speeds up, and
under the water reaches your eyes at a
14.The pencil appears bent because the light reflecting from the
different
above the water.
than the light reflecting from the
15.A
occurs when light is refracted upward and makes water or other objects seem to appear where they are
not.
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