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1 OpTicS eDiTiOn Created by Educational Technology Network

2 EYEBALL Bending Bouncing Colour Theory GRAB BAG 10 20 30 40 50
PROPERTIES OF LIGHT Bending Bouncing Colour Theory GRAB BAG 10 20 30 40 50

3 EYEBALL -10 What is the name of the dark pigmented back layer of the eyeball? (where specialized cells are located and where the image is formed)

4 EYEBALL -10 ANSWER RETINA

5 Name is based on shape of cells
EYEBALL -20 The retina has two specialized cells that help interpret and understand light… what are those cells called? Name is based on shape of cells

6 EYEBALL - 20 ANSWER RODS and CONES

7 How does the eye control the amount of light that enters?
EYEBALL - 30 How does the eye control the amount of light that enters? Example entering a dark room we need to let more light in… going outside into bright light we need to reduce the amount that enters our eye... Explain how this works

8 EYEBALL -30 ANSWER The IRIS (colourful part of the eye) will expand or contract making the PUPIL smaller or larger. In a dark room the pupil (hole in the eye) will open up to let as much light in as possible In bright lights the pupil gets very small reducing light intake

9 What is Aqueous Humor and Vitreous Humor in the eye?
EYEBALL - 40 What is Aqueous Humor and Vitreous Humor in the eye? Define and describe…

10 EYEBALL - 40 ANSWER Aqueous Humor is the liquid that fills the space between the CORNEA and the IRIS/PUPIL Vitreous Humor is the Gel-like liquid that fills the space between the LENS and the RETINA of the eye Both liquids help the eye keep its shape Some protection and shock absorption properties also

11 EYEBALL - 50 Draw a light ray diagram showing light being refracted when entering the eye… How many times is it refracted? Show an image as it would be projected onto the retina (ex. Tree or smiley-face image)

12 EYEBALL - 50 ANSWER The Brain will flip images right way up

13 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 10 Light travels in ____________
Light behaves like a _________

14 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 10 Light travels in STRAIGHT LINES (Rays)
ANSWER Light travels in STRAIGHT LINES (Rays) Light behaves like a wave

15 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 20 Visible Light is made up of spectrum of wavelengths Describe this spectrum How does it appear to the human eye? What is the specific Order of the spectrum of visible light.

16 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 20 ROYGBIV

17 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 30 Give an example of something
TRANSPARENT, TRANSLUCENT, and OPAQUE

18 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 30 Answer:

19 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 40 What are the other six forms of LIGHT (Electromagnetic Radiation) other than Visible Light? Which has the largest (longest) wavelength and which has the smallest (shortest)

20 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 40

21 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 50 If a wave has an extremely short wavelength would you expect it to have a high or low frequency? Would a short wavelength have a high or low energy? Which of the following forms of electromagnetic radiation have shorter wavelengths? Radio waves and Microwaves Infrared waves and Visble Light c) x-rays and gamma rays d) Ultraviolet

22 PROPERTIES OF LIGHT - 50 c) x-rays and gamma rays
Short wavelengths have a Higher Frequency and a Higher Energy! Which of the following forms of electromagnetic radiation have shorter wavelengths? Radio waves and Microwaves Infrared waves and Visble Light c) x-rays and gamma rays d) Ultraviolet

23 Bending/bouncing -10 When light travels from one medium to another (example air to water) what happens to the light rays?

24 Bending/bouncing -10 ANSWER: REFRACTION: Light bends (changes direction slightly due to changing speed when hitting a different medium)

25 What does the ray of incidence represent in a ray diagram?
Bending/bouncing -20 What does the ray of incidence represent in a ray diagram?

26 Bending/bouncing -20 The ray of incidence represents a ray of light coming directly from the light source

27 What is the law of REFLECTION?
Bending/bouncing -30 What is the law of REFLECTION?

28 Bending/bouncing -30 Angle of Incidence = (equals) Angle of Reflection

29 Bending/bouncing -40 What is the difference between Concave Mirror an a Convex Mirror Describe the way an image would look from farther away from each mirror. Can you name an example of where each mirror would be used?

30 Bending/bouncing -40 Force of Gravity Force of Buoyancy

31 Explain the difference between a convex and concave lens
Bending/bouncing -50 Explain the difference between a convex and concave lens Draw a ray diagram showing light rays refracting through each type What is a life example of each lens type?

32 Bending/bouncing -50 Convex Lens: Magnifying Glass Microscope
Concave Lens: Telescope Glasses for seeing distance Flashlight

33 Colour theory - 10 Fill in the blanks ADDITIVE colour theory describes mixing _______________________ SUBTRACTIVE THEORY describes mixing ______________________

34 Colour theory - 10 ADDITIVE colour theory describes mixing LIGHT
SUBTRACTIVE THEORY describes mixing PIGMENTS

35 Colour theory - 20 The 3 colour photoreceptors in the human eye help us determine the PRIMARY colours of light What are the three PRIMARY COLOURS OF LIGHT?

36 Colour theory - 20 RED BLUE GREEN

37 Colour theory - 30 A Phone Screen is an example of ____________________ A Colour Picture printed from a printer is an example of ___________________ (which colour theories)

38 Colour theory - 30 A Phone Screen is an example of ADDITIVE COLOUR THEORY A Colour Picture printed from a printer is an example of SUBTRACTIVE COLOUR THEORY

39 Colour theory - 40 Does this colour chart represent ADDITIVE or SUBTRACTIVE Colour Theory? Use this format and draw the same chart for the other theory on the board identifying which colours would be where…

40 Colour theory - 40

41 Colour theory - 50 Use the three primary colours of light to discuss reflection of light off of two different objects Describe why a Ripe Banana Looks Yellow and a Red-Delicious Apple looks Red Use Additive and Subtractive explanations in your answer

42 Colour theory - 50

43 Is the moon a light source? Explain…
Grab Bag - 10 Is the moon a light source? Explain…

44 Grab Bag– 10 No the moon reflects light from the sun

45 Can you give 2 examples of Bioluminescence?
Grab Bag - 20 Can you give 2 examples of Bioluminescence?

46 Grab Bag – 20

47 Explain how glow in the dark stickers and toys are able to emit light?
Grab Bag - 30 Explain how glow in the dark stickers and toys are able to emit light? What is this type of light called? Are glow sticks the same or different?

48 Grab Bag – 30 Hydraulic cylinder in a

49 Grab Bag - 40 What are the four types of LUMINESCENT LIGHT (COLD-LIGHT) described in detail in our notes

50 FLUORESCENT PHOSPHORESCENT CHEMILUMINESCENT BIOLUMINESCENT
Grab Bag – 40 FLUORESCENT PHOSPHORESCENT CHEMILUMINESCENT BIOLUMINESCENT

51 Grab Bag - 50 Descibe the 3 laws of refraction and draw

52 Grab Bag – 50 1. Light that moves at an angle from a less dense medium to a more dense medium (air to water) will bend toward the normal 2. Light that moves at an angle from a more dense medium to a less dense (water to air) will bend away from the normal 3. Light that moves straight on from one medium to another will not bend or refract and will carry on straight.


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