This document is a 7th grade science worksheet about light. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing knowledge of how light travels in straight lines, the formation of shadows, light being a transverse wave, astronomers using light-time to measure distance in space, how long it takes light from the sun to reach Earth, the speed of light, and luminous objects that emit their own light. Students are asked to define the differences between emitting and transmitting light and explain what a light year is. They also classify and explain the purposes of opaque, translucent, and transparent materials commonly found at home.
This document is a 7th grade science worksheet about light. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing knowledge of how light travels in straight lines, the formation of shadows, light being a transverse wave, astronomers using light-time to measure distance in space, how long it takes light from the sun to reach Earth, the speed of light, and luminous objects that emit their own light. Students are asked to define the differences between emitting and transmitting light and explain what a light year is. They also classify and explain the purposes of opaque, translucent, and transparent materials commonly found at home.
This document is a 7th grade science worksheet about light. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing knowledge of how light travels in straight lines, the formation of shadows, light being a transverse wave, astronomers using light-time to measure distance in space, how long it takes light from the sun to reach Earth, the speed of light, and luminous objects that emit their own light. Students are asked to define the differences between emitting and transmitting light and explain what a light year is. They also classify and explain the purposes of opaque, translucent, and transparent materials commonly found at home.
1) Light travels in _____________________. a) Curved line b) Straight line c) Zigzag line d) In circular path 2) The dark image formed behind the object is ______________________. a) Clear image b) Dim image c) Shadow d) Virtual image 3) Light is a ____________________ wave. a) Longitudinal wave b) Transverse wave c) Micro waves d) Radio wave 4) Astronomers use _____________________ to measure the distance in space. a) Light-time b) Speedometer c) Odometer d) None of these 5) It takes light to travel _____________ minutes to reach the Earth from the Sun. a) 15 minutes b) 50 minutes c) 8 minutes d) 3 minutes
6) The speed of light is ____________________.
a) 300,000 km/s b) 300,000 m/s c) 5000 km/s d)1500 m/s 7) Objects that give out or emit light of their own are called _______________. a) Luminous objects b) Non-luminous objects c) Translucent objects d) Opaque
2. Answer the following.
8) State the difference between emit and transmit. 9) State what is meant by a light year. 10) List 10 materials used at home, classifying them as opaque, translucent and transparent. Write a sentence for each material, explaining why being opaque, translucent and transparent makes it suitable for its purpose.
St. Joseph'S College of Engineering, Chennai - 119. Department of Science Ph8252 - Physics For Information Science Worksheets Unit - Iv Optical Properties of Materials