- In your own words, what does the law of reflection state?
- What is diffuse reflection? Which object causes diffuse reflection: a mirror or a piece of paper?
- What is refraction, and when does it happen?
- A penny lies at the bottom of a lake. Drawan imaginary light beam where it seems like the penny is coming from. Is the penny really higheror lowerthan where it looks like?
- A beam of light emerges from a pool, and it’s at an angle. As it leaves the water and travels to the air, does the beam of light bend toward the Normal or away from the normal? Draw a picture to help.
- What is the property called that causes objects to look different shapes underwater?
- See the figure below: circle how tall must a mirror be in order for you to see your whole body in the mirror?
- Half your height ¾ your height c. Your whole height
- Which is denser (thicker): water or glass? Which one does light travel faster in?
- Explain what happens to parallel light rays that go through a converging lens?
- A candle far away (further than the focus point) makes an image using a converging lens; is that image upside down or right-side up?
- A candle very close to a lens (closer than the focus point) makes an image using a converging lens; is that image upside down or right-side up?
- A candle far away (further than the focus point) makes an image using a diverging lens; is that image upside down or right-side up?
- What kind of lens is a magnifying glass?
- What is another name for a converging lens? What is another name for a diverging lens?
- What two light rays should you draw for a ray diagram? Explain how to draw each one, and what you should do if the beams do not cross.
- If an object is located between the focal point and a converging lens, will its image be bigger or smaller than the object itself?Show how you know.
- If an object is located between the focal point and a diverging lens, will its image be bigger or smaller than the object itself?Show how you know.
- Briefly explain how to draw a normal line.
- What is the angle of incidence for the following rays? (Not to scale) See picture below.
- Finish the light rays for light that is transmitted through the following mediums: See picture below.
- Find the following angle of incidences by measuring with a protractor:
- What’s the difference between a virtual image and a real image?
- Suppose you stand 5 feet in front of a mirror; how far away is your image from where you’re standing?
- What is a critical angle?
- What is a wavefront?
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