5 Grade Light Energy Quiz
5 Grade Light Energy Quiz
4.
Clear
sandwich
bag
5.
Magnifying
glass
1.
Which
object
absorbs
light?
a.
Object
2
b.
Object
3
c.
Object
4
d.
Object
5
2.
Which
object
reflects
the
most
light?
a.
Object
1
b.
Object
3
c.
Object
4
d.
Object
5
3.
Which
object
produces
light?
a.
Object
2
b.
Object
3
c.
Object
4
d.
Object
5
4.
Which
two
objects
transmit
light?
a.
Object
1
b.
Object
2
c.
Object
3
d.
Object
4
e.
Object
5
5.
Wax
paper
and
frosted
glass
are
translucent.
This
means
that
when
light
hits
them:
a.
none
of
the
light
passes
though
them
because
it
is
all
reflected.
b.
all
of
the
light
passes
directly
through
clearly.
c.
none
of
the
light
passes
through
them
because
it
is
all
absorbed.
d.
some
of
the
light
passes
through
them
but
much
of
it
scattered.
6.
Students
are
viewing
an
alligator
through
the
glass
window
at
the
zoo.
When
viewed
from
the
side,
the
alligator
appears
to
be
broken
in
two
parts.
Why
does
the
alligator
appear
broken
in
two?
a.
light
rays
bounce,
or
reflect,
off
of
the
surface
of
the
water
b.
light
rays
move
through
the
water
in
the
exact
same
way
they
move
through
the
air
c.
light
rays
travel
at
different
speeds,
faster
through
air
than
water,
causing
the
light
rays
to
bend
or
refract,
as
the
enter
the
water
d.
light
rays
are
absorbed
by
the
water
7.
We
can
see
objects
because
they:
a.
bend
light
b.
absorb
light
c.
transmit
light
d.
reflect
light
8.
A
student
builds
a
periscope
out
of
empty
milk
cartons
and
mirrors.
Using
the
periscope,
he
is
able
to
see
objects
on
the
opposite
side
of
a
fence
that
is
taller
than
he
is.
Which
of
the
following
statements
correctly
describes
how
the
student
is
able
to
see
the
dog
on
the
other
side
of
the
fence
using
his
periscope?
a.
Light
is
reflected
off
of
the
top
mirror
to
the
bottom
mirror.
Light
is
then
reflected
off
the
bottom
mirror
to
the
student’s
eyes.
b.
Light
is
refracted,
or
bent,
as
it
moves
through
the
top
mirror
and
then
back
through
it
again.
Light
is
then
reflected
off
the
bottom
mirror
into
the
student’s
eyes.
c.
Light
is
reflected
off
the
top
mirror
to
the
bottom
mirror.
Light
is
then
refracted,
or
bent,
as
it
moves
through
the
bottom
mirror
and
then
back
through
it
again
to
the
students
again
into
the
student’s
eyes.
d.
Light
is
reflected
off
the
student’s
eyes
to
the
bottom
mirror.
Light
is
the
reflected
off
the
bottom
mirror
to
the
top
mirror
and
out
of
the
periscope.
9.
In
which
of
the
following
situation
will
light
most
likely
be
refracted,
or
bent?
a.
when
light
hits
a
dark-‐colored
surface
b.
when
light
travels
through
the
air
and
then
through
water
c.
when
light
travels
through
outer
space
d.
when
light
strikes
a
mirror
and
bounces
off
10.
Which
letter
to
the
right
correctly
illustrates
the
path
in
which
light
travels?
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
A.
B.
C.
D.
11.
The
color
of
an
object
is
the
color
it:
a.
absorbs
b.
transmits
c.
reflects
d.
refracts
12.
White
light
is
striking
and
entering
the
dice.
What
is
happening
to
make
the
blue
light
appear
on
the
table
top?
a. R,
O,
Y,
G,
I,
V
are
being
absorbed
in
the
dice
and
blue
is
transmitted.
b. Blue
light
is
absorbed
in
the
dice
and
R,
O,
Y,
G,
I,
V
is
transmitted.
c. All
colors
of
light
are
being
transmitted
through
the
dice.
d. All
colors
of
light
are
being
absorbed
in
the
dice.
13.
Kermit’s
body
and
arms
are
reflecting
what
color
light?
a.
red
b.
pink
c.
green
d.
blue
14.
Kermit’s
eyes
are
black.
What
is
happening
to
light
to
make
the
color
black?
a.
all
colors
are
being
absorbed
b.
all
colors
are
being
reflected
c.
all
colors
are
transmitted
through
Kermit
d.
the
colors
are
refracted
off
Kermit
15.
Which
color
shirt
on
the
clothesline
would
absorb
the
least
amount
of
light/heat,
therefore
feeling
the
coldest?
a.
The
red
shirt
b.
The
yellow
shirt
c.
The
white
shirt
d.
The
purple
shirt
Use
the
pictures
shown
below
to
complete
Questions
16-‐18
The
bag
1
2
3
4
5
6
16.
Which
pictures
are
translucent?
a.
1
and
3
b.
2
and
6
c.
3
and
4
d.
1
and
5
17.
Which
pictures
are
transparent?
a.
1
and
5
b.
2
and
6
c.
3
and
6
d.
1
and
4
18.
Which
pictures
are
opaque?
a.
1
and
2
b.
2
and
4
c.
4
and
5
d.
1
and
5
19.
SHORT
ANSWER
(2
points)
As
light
travels
and
reaches
a
new
material,
it
can
be
absorbed,
reflected
or
transmitted.
Define
one
of
these
terms
(absorbed,
reflected
or
transmitted)
and
then
describe
an
object
that
would
make
light
behave
in
that
way.
Record
your
answer
on
the
bottom
of
your
answer
sheet.