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Light Sound Define Uses Sources Team One Team Two Team Three Team Four Team Five Team Six

Light Question for 5 Points What is light? Show Answer

Light Answer for 5 Points A type of energy we can see. Back to Board

Light Question for 10 Points What colours are being absorbed when light touches a black curtain? Show Answer

Light Answer for 10 Points All of them Back to Board

Light Question for 15 Points Which paper is best for reflecting light? Black, red, or white. Show Answer

Light Answer for 15 Points White Back to Board

Light Question for 20 Points What does a prism do to light? Show Answer

Light Answer for 20 Points It separates the colours of light by bending them all a different amount. Back to Board

Light Question for 25 Points If we point a light at the wall, and Mr. H stands in front of it, why do we see his shadow? Show Answer

Light Answer for 25 Points The light that Mr. H is blocking cannot move around him. Back to Board

Sound Question for 5 Points Name two properties of sound. Show Answer

Sound Answer for 5 Points Caused by vibrations, travels in waves, reflects, can be modified, can be absorbed Back to Board

Sound Question for 10 Points What is sound? Show Answer

Sound Answer for 10 Points A type of energy we can hear. Back to Board

Sound Question for 15 Points How is the sound of a persons voice made? Show Answer

Sound Answer for 15 Points The larynx(voice box) vibrates when air is pushed through it. Back to Board

Sound Question for 20 Points What are we describing when we discuss how high or low a sound is? Show Answer

Sound Answer for 20 Points Pitch Back to Board

Sound Question for 25 Points What is happening to the vibrations of a loud sound? Show Answer

Sound Answer for 25 Points The vibrations are getting bigger. Back to Board

Definitions Question for 5 Points This is the part of the ear that vibrates when sound is detected. Show Answer

Definitions Answer for 5 Points Ear drum Back to Board

Definitions Question for 10 Points This is what is produced when light is bent as it passes through raindrops. Show Answer

Definitions Answer for 10 Points Rainbow Back to Board

Definitions Question for 15 Points This is what is used to measure pitch. Show Answer

Definitions Answer for 15 Points Hertz Back to Board

Definitions Question for 20 Points This is a type of light bulb known for using less power and shining at cooler temperatures. Show Answer

Definitions Answer for 20 Points LED Lights Back to Board

Definitions Question for 25 Points This is what is used to measure volume. Show Answer

Definitions Answer for 25 Points Decibels Back to Board

Uses Question for 5 Points This device is uses sound to listen to your heartbeat. Show Answer

Uses Answer for 5 Points Stethoscope Back to Board

Uses Question for 10 Points How does an automatic door work? Show Answer

Uses Answer for 10 Points It uses a photocell to sense your shadow. Back to Board

Uses Question for 15 Points What is it called when a doctor uses sound to see an unborn baby? Show Answer

Uses Answer for 15 Points Ultrasound Back to Board

Uses Question for 20 Points What does a DVD player use to read a DVD? Show Answer

Uses Answer for 20 Points Laser Back to Board

Uses Question for 25 Points Name the device used in our school library to sign out books. Show Answer

Uses Answer for 25 Points Barcode reader Back to Board

Sources Question for 5 Points The Moon Show Answer

Sources Answer for 5 Points Reflected Back to Board

Sources Question for 10 Points Television Show Answer

Sources Answer for 10 Points Articifial Back to Board

Sources Question for 15 Points Smartboard Show Answer

Sources Answer for 15 Points Artificial Back to Board

Sources Question for 20 Points Fire Show Answer

Sources Answer for 20 Points Natural Back to Board

Sources Question for 25 Points The Sun Show Answer

Sources Answer for 25 Points Natural Back to Board

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“Big Points” Question Describe the full process of how the ear detects sound. There are 5 points that should be in your answer. Show Answer

Big Points Answer 1)Vibrations enter the outer ear 2)Travels down the ear canal 3)Contacts the ear drum 4)The ear drum vibrates small bones in the inner ear 5)The small bones send a message to the brain. Back to Board

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