Light and Dispersion
This game will help students make connections between light, sight and colours.
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Topics of this game:
- Which of the following is NOT a natural light source?
- Artificial lights are all man-made
- A visible object can either be transparent, translucent or opaque.
- An object that allows some light to pass through is best described as
- An object that do not let light pass through is best described as
- Which of the following combinations correctly represent the colours of the visible spectrum
- The colours of the visible spectrum can seen when sun light is passed through a
- Light is dispersed (separated into its different colours) when
- Refraction is best described as
- When light enters a more dense medium (e.g. from air to a glass prism - the prism is denser),
- The different colours (wavelength of lights) moving through a glass prism are traveling at different speeds.
- Which of the following reasons best explains why sunlight disperses (separated into different colours) when it passes through a prism?
- Which of the following best explains why a shirt appears yellow in sunlight?
- A light bulb in a room is producing magenta coloured light only. What colour will be reflected from the shirt that appeared yellow in sunlight?
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