Science Deck Real

Question 1

a disturbance that moves through a medium when the medium’s particles cause neighboring particles to move.

Answer 1

Wave

Question 2

A wave that is a result of vibrations between electric and magnetic fields.

Answer 2

Electromagnetic Wave

Question 3

They travel in a vacuum.

Answer 3

Electromagnetic Wave

Question 4

They don’t need a medium to travel.

Answer 4

Electromagnetic Wave

Question 5

Has a speed of 3*10^8 m/s

Answer 5

Electromagnetic Wave

Question 6

It is a range of all EM Waves.

Answer 6

EM Spectrum

Question 7

It is arranged in order of increasing wavelength and decreasing frequency.

Answer 7

EM Spectrum

Question 8

Invisible force field created by the attraction and repulsion of electrical charges.

Answer 8

Electric Field

Question 9

It is an area around a magnet or something magnetic in which it has a force to attract objects to itself.

Answer 9

Magnetic Field

Question 10

These are waves that allow us to listen to the radio.

Answer 10

Radio Waves

Question 11

They have long wavelengths and low frequencies.

Answer 11

Radio Waves

Question 12

They are used for broadcasting music, news etc…

Answer 12

Radio Waves

Question 13

Have shorter wavelengths and higher frequencies than radio waves.

Answer 13

Microwaves

Question 14

They are used in microwave ovens, cell phones and WI-FI.

Answer 14

Microwaves

Question 15

Heat radiation

Answer 15

Infra

Question 16

Used in TV Remotes and Thermal Cameras.

Answer 16

Infra

Question 17

Allows us to see the world around us

Answer 17

Visible Light

Question 18

Patterns of dark lines and colors

Answer 18

Visible Light

Question 19

Have shorter wavelengths and higher frequencies than visible light.

Answer 19

UV Ray

Question 20

Comes from the sun and causes sunburns.

Answer 20

UV Ray

Question 21

Have shorter wavelengths and higher frequencies than UV Radiation.

Answer 21

X-Rad

Question 22

Used in medical imaging like x-ray machines to see our bones and organs.

Answer 22

X-Rad

Question 23

Have the shortest wavelength and highest frequency.

Answer 23

Gamma

Question 24

Produced during nuclear reactions.

Answer 24

Gamma

Question 25

Naturally produced by pulsars, supernova explosions, neutron stars and also by the decay of some radioactive elements.

Answer 25

Gamma

Question 26

Cannot penetrate the cells of an organism.

Answer 26

Non-Ionizing Radiation

Question 27

Non-Ionizing Radiation Examples

Answer 27

Radio, Micro, Infrared and Visible Light.

Question 28

Has a photochemical reaction.

Answer 28

Non-Ionizing Radiation

Question 29

Can penetrate the cells of an organism.

Answer 29

Ionizing Radiation

Question 30

Biological damage

Answer 30

Ionizing Radiation

Question 31

Ultraviolet, X-Ray, Gamma.

Answer 31

Ionizing Radiation

Question 32

Affects fast growing cells like hair and skin. Kills cells.

Answer 32

Ionizing Radiation

Question 33

High amount of radiation exposure but in a short period of time.

Answer 33

Acute

Question 34

Exposed to a small amount of radiation but for a long period of time.

Answer 34

Chronic

Question 35

Characteristics of Images Formed by a Plane Mirror

Answer 35

Virtual, Same Size, Same Orientation, Same Distance, Erect or Upright

Question 36

Reflects light inward to one focal point. It is used to focus light.

Answer 36

Concave MIRROR

Question 37

Converging mirror, because the reflecting surface is inward.

Answer 37

CONCAVE MIRROR

Question 38

Dental Mirror, Microscope, Shaving Mirrors, Headlights.

Answer 38

CONCAVE MIRROR

Question 39

MIRROR WITH REAL FOCAL POINT

Answer 39

CONCAVE MIRROR

Question 40

MIRROR THAT FORMS REAL AND VIRTUAL IMAGES

Answer 40

CONCAVE MIRROR

Question 41

Mirror that produces magnified and diminished images.

Answer 41

Concave Mirror

Question 42

Reflect light outwards, not used to focus light.

Answer 42

Convex Mirrors

Question 43

Diverging mirror, reflecting surface is outward.

Answer 43

Convex Mirrors

Question 44

Safety Mirrors: images may be closer than they appear.

Answer 44

Convex Mirrors

Question 45

Mirror that has a virtual focal point.

Answer 45

Convex Mirrors

Question 46

Mirror that only produces diminished images.

Answer 46

Convex Mirrors

Question 47

Formed when light rays actually meet after reflection.

Answer 47

Real Image

Question 48

Can be formed on a screen.

Answer 48

Real Image

Question 49

Light rays do not intersect.

Answer 49

Virtual Image

Question 50

Images cannot be formed on a screen.

Answer 50

Virtual Image

Question 51

When an image is formed beyond the center of the curvature the LOST is ?

Answer 51

Between C and F, Inverted, Reduced and Real.

Question 52

When an image is formed at the center of the curvature the LOST is ?

Answer 52

At C, Inverted, Same and Real.

Question 53

When an image is formed at the focus the LOST is ?

Answer 53

No Image Formed

Question 54

Refers to the lens which merges the light rays at a particular point that travels through it.

Answer 54

Convex Lenses

Question 55

Can be identified as the lens which disperses the light rays around that hits the lenses.

Answer 55

Concave lens

Question 56

Lens with OUTWARD curve.

Answer 56

Convex

Question 57

Lens with INWARD curve.

Answer 57

Concave

Question 58

Light that converges in lens.

Answer 58

Convex

Question 59

Light that diverges in lens.

Answer 59

Concave

Question 60

Thicker at the center compared to its edges in lens.

Answer 60

Convex

Question 61

Thinner at the center as compared to its edges in lens.

Answer 61

Concave

Question 62

Used to correct far sightedness.

Answer 62

Convex Lens

Question 63

Used to correct near sightedness.

Answer 63

Concave Lens

Question 64

Real and inverted image, produces virtual, erect and enlarged image in a magnifying glass. LENSES.

Answer 64

Convex

Question 65

Method used to predict the characteristics of images formed in curved mirrors.

Answer 65

Ray Diagrams

Question 66

Optical instrument with 2 convex lenses.

Answer 66

Compound Microscope

Question 67

They form an enlarged image of the object inside the microscope.

Answer 67

Compound Microscope

Question 68

Uses convex lenses to make enlarged images.

Answer 68

Telescope

Question 69

Has two types, reflecting/concave and refracting/convex telescopes.

Answer 69

Telescope

Question 70

An optical instrument that forms and records an image of an object.

Answer 70

Camera

Question 71

May be recorded on film or it may be detected by an electronic sensor.

Answer 71

Camera