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Quiz Electromagnetic spectrum
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Using the quiz … Click through the quiz to see the questions and answers. Remember it is MUCH better to try to think of the answer, rather than just clicking to read it.
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1. What two properties are common to all types of electromagnetic radiation? They travel at the speed of light and they can travel across a vacuum Answer Next question
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2. Which type of electromagnetic radiation has the longest wavelength ? Radio Answer Next question
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3. Name the two examples of ionising radiation in the electromagnetic spectrum Gamma and X-rays ( very high frequency UV may also be ionising) Answer Next question
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4. Name the three examples in the electromagnetic spectrum which are known to cause cancer gamma X rays ultra violet Answer Next question
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5. Which type of electromagnetic radiation is used for satellite communication ? microwaves ( these pass through the atmosphere, unlike radio waves ) Answer Next question
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6. What is the correct name for heat radiation ? Infra red Answer Next question
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7. Which type of radiation can cause a sun tan or skin cancer ? Ultra violet Answer Next question
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8. Which type of electromagnetic radiation is a type of radioactivity ? Gamma Answer Next question
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9. Why is sound not part of the electromagnetic spectrum ? it does not travel at the speed of light and it cannot pass through a vacuum Answer Next question
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10. Which type of electromagnetic radiation is absorbed by water ? Microwaves – this is why they are useful for cooking Answer Next question
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11. When electromagnetic radiation is absorbed, what type of energy is produced ? It becomes heat (thermal) energy Answer Next question
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12. Which is the only type of electromagnetic radiation which is harmless ? Radio (even light can damage the retina) Answer Next slide
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