Science: Self-Learning Module
Science: Self-Learning Module
Science: Self-Learning Module
SCIENCE
Quarter 2 – Module 2:
Electromagnetic Wave
Self-Learning Module
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FOREWORD
This self-learning kit in Science is intended for grade 10 students. It mainly
focuses on the measured properties of EM waves, the wavelength, frequency and
energy.
In the previous kit, you have learned about the regions of electromagnetic
spectrum, the EM waves, and how these waves propagate. In this kit, you will study
further the varying characteristics of EM waves. It also consists of activities that will
enrich your understanding on the relationship among the distinctive properties of EM
waves, the wavelength, frequency and energy and compare these relative properties
in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE
SCIENCE 10
Content Standard:
Demonstrate understanding of the different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Learning Competency:
Compare the relative wavelengths of different forms of electromagnetic waves.
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I. WHAT HAPPENED?
After accomplishing the task in this SLK, learners are expected to;
TEST YOURSELF
A Fact or a bluff?
Write the word FACT if the statement is correct and BLUFF if not.
1. Red color of light has the shortest wavelength among all colors.
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2. EM waves of high frequency have short wavelength.
3. If compared, UV rays have longer wavelength than Infrared.
4. Radio waves have longer wavelength than Microwaves.
5. The wavelengths and frequencies of all EM radiation is the same.
6. The frequency of a radiation depends on the amount of energy
present.
7. Visible light is separated into five colors as it passes through a prism.
8. Gamma radiation carries the highest frequency in the EM spectrum.
9. Microwave is part of radio wave.
10. X-rays can penetrate through our flesh because it has low frequency.
Let’s refresh…
DO THIS….
Activity1
Word Search!
The picture shows the electromagnetic spectrum. Look for the 15 underlined words in the
word search below.
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Questions:
1. How do you define a wavelength?
2. Based on figure 1, what happens to the wavelength as it travels to the right?
3. Which EM wave radiates the highest frequency? What happens to its
wavelength?
4. What is the difference between wavelength and frequency?
5. How does frequency affect the wavelength?
READ THIS….
DO THIS….
Activity 2
Short to Long…
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Micro wave Radio wave Gamma ray
visible light X-ray Ultraviolet rays
InfRAReD
Questions:
1. Which EM radiation in the EM spectrum must be written first if it is
arrange in an increasing wavelength? Why?
2. Which EM radiation should be written last? Why?
DO THIS ….
Activity 3
Incredibly Connected
Match the EM waves at the right with the wave illustrations at the left by drawing a line
to connect them. Keen observation is the key.
Questions:
1. How EM waves differ in terms of its wavelength?
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2. How do you describe the wavelength of radio waves? How does it differ
to the wavelength of gamma rays?
3. What is the mathematical relationship between wavelength and
frequency?
In the visible light portion of EM spectrum is composed of seven colors. It is the only
part that can be seen by our eyes. The ends of the visible light spectrum blend with
the infrared and ultraviolet level of radiation. The colors in the visible light are created
by the EM energy of different wavelengths. As white light passes through a prism,
refraction caused it to bend separating it into
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different colors. The red color has the longest wavelength and violet has the shortest
wavelength.
Table 2. Wavelength, frequency and energy of Colors
Colors Wavelength Frequency Energ
in in y in
nanometers Tera Hertz Joules
(nm) (THz) (J)
As you can observe, there is always rainbow after the daytime rain because
raindrops act as the refractive medium, the natural prism.
DO THIS….
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Activity 4
“Relatively Compared”
Fill in the blanks with the correct adjective to complete the statement. Your answers
will be longer, shorter, lower, or higher.
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1. Microwave has wavelength than that of Infrared but
compared to that of a Radio wave.
2. Radio wave is use in radio broadcasting because it has
wavelength than Infrared. But the frequency of infrared
is than the Radio.
3. Light wave has frequency than UV ray but its
wavelength is than the later.
4. X- rays can penetrate through flesh due its frequency which is
than UV ray but than Gamma rays.
5. The frequency of UV is compared to Light but
than X-rays.
Questions:
1. Which EM wave has the longest wavelength?
2. Which EM wave has the shortest wavelength?
3. Which EM wave has the highest frequency?
4. How do you describe the energy of high frequency waves?
5. What happens to the frequency of a wave as wavelength becomes shorter?
DO THI ….
Activity 5
My Wavelength!
Identify the type of electromagnetic wave that has the corresponding wavelength at
the left.
Wavelength Type of wave Wavelength Type of wave
1.) 1 X 10-2 6.) 1 X 10-9
2.) 7 X 10-7 7.) 1 X10-13
3.) 6 X 10-5 8.) 4 X 10-8
4.) 5 X 10-7 9.) 1 X 10-10
5.) 3 X 10-7 10.) 1 X10-12
POST ASSESSMENT:
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I. Based on your understanding, make your own version of electromagnetic
spectrum.
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C. Light is refracted by particles making the red end of the spectrum
visible.
D. Light is refracted by particles making red color bend away from the Earth.
WRAP UP!
Radio wave being the first because it has the longest wavelength, followed by
the microwave, infrared, visible light, UV ray, X-ray and gamma since it has
the shortest wavelength among the EM waves.
Thank you!
References:
Printed:
K to 12 curriculum Guide Science 10 and Learning Manual
Electronic sources:
http://www.scientus.org/Wegener-Continental-Drift.html https://sbsciencematters.com/lesson-
units/6th-grade/6earth-platetectonics/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmC-vjQGSNM
https://lifeng.lamost.org/courses/astrotoday/CHAISSON/AT307/HTML/AT30703.HTM
https://ocook.myteachersite.org/teacher/files/page_files/ch%201%20sec%201%20re view.pdf
http://www.differencebetween.net/science/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflection_(physics)
http://thoughtco.com/the-visible-light-spectrum-2699036
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