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ROY G BIV A 100
What is the visible spectrum, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet? A 100
A 200 Has the longest wavelength, lowest frequency and energy.
What are radio waves? A 200
A 300 The most powerful wave in the electromagnetic spectrum
What is a gamma ray? A 300
These waves do not need a medium. A 400
What are electromagnetic waves? A 400
Gives you a sunburn if you are not careful. A 500
What is ultraviolet light? A 500
Bends light toward a focal point B 100
What is a convex lens? B 100
A lens thicker in the middle and surface curves outward B 200
What is a convex lens B 200
A lens thinner in the middle with inward curving surfaces B 300
What is a concave lens. B 300
When light passes through this, it never comes to a focal point. B 400
What is a concave lens? B 400
Separates white light in to the colors of the rainbow. B 500
What is a prism? B 500
This inward curving mirror can make images upside down. C 100
What is a concave mirror? C 100
This outward curving mirror can see a wider view but everything is smaller. C 200
What is a convex mirror? C 200
A perfectly flat mirror C 300
What is a plane mirror?
DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager
Your reflection is right side up but backwards in this mirror C 400
. What is a plane mirror?
Used in stores and libraries for security. C 500
What is a convex mirror?. C 500
Light changes direction and speed when passing through one of these. D 100
What is a medium? D 100
Red, blue, and green D 200
What are the primary colors of light? D 200
What you get when you mix the three primary colors of light together. D 300
What is white light? D 300
Magenta, cyan, and yellow D 400
What are the primary colors of pigment? D 400
What you get when you mix the primary colors of pigment. D 500
What is black? D 500
The bouncing of light. E 100
What is reflection? E 100
The angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection. E 200
What is the Law of Reflection? E 200
The name of the line drawn perpendicular to the surface where a light ray strikes. E 300
What is the normal line? E 300
Reflection where light scatters in many directions. E 400
What is diffuse reflection? E 400
Reflection that follows the law of reflection. E 500
What is regular reflection? E 500
A term used for an object that allows light to clearly pass through it. F 100
What is transparent? F 100
A term used for something that does not allow light to pass through at all. F 200
What is opaque? F 200
A term used for an object that allows some light to pass through but not clearly. F 300
What is transluscent? F 300
The bending of light F 400
What is refraction? F 400
The bouncing of light F 500
What is reflection? F 500
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