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    Science 5 Quarter 3 Module 3 Week 3: Transmission-Refers

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    The document discusses various light and sound concepts: 1) Light can be absorbed, reflected, scattered, or bent. Dark colors absorb more light and heat than lighter colors. 2) Reflection occurs when light bounces off an object, while refraction is when light bends as it passes through different materials. 3) Materials can be transparent and allow all light through, translucent and allow some light through, or opaque and not allow any light through.

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    SCIENCE 5

    QUARTER 3 MODULE 3 WEEK 3

    Let’s Understand (Study the Concept)

    Light travels in waves which can be absorbed, reflected, scattered, and bent.
    For example, if you look at a leaf, that leaf appears to be green because it reflects
    the green wavelength back to our eyes and absorbs all the other colors.

    Black absorbs all the light and reflects little to none, it converts more heat.
    The darker shade of color, the more heat an object absorbs, while the lighter the
    color, the less heat it absorbs. The light energy absorbed is then radiated out as
    heat.

    Absorption- happens when light gets through the object. Reflection-


    happens when the light that hits an object is bounced back by the object.
    Refraction- refers to the bending of light as it passes through different materials.
    Dark colors absorb a lot more heat than lighter ones because they absorb more
    light energy. Bright Colors. Colors like pink or yellow are often called "bright"
    because of the high degree of light they reflect. Shiny Colors. While color
    is the primary factor, other variables can affect how colors absorb heat.

    Transmission-refers to the
    passing of light through some
    materials. Different materials
    have different ways of
    transmitting light.
    Transparent materials- allow all
    light to pass through them.
    Translucent materials- allow
    some light to pass through them.

    Opaque materials-do not allow light to pass through them.


    Sound is produced when an object vibrates it travels in all directions. Sound
    has many properties. These are pitch, quality, and loudness. Pitch refers to the
    highness and lowness of notes. Quality refers to the shape of the sound waves an
    object produces. Loudness refers to the volume or sound pressure produced by the
    vibrations of an object. Sound may be absorbed or reflected when they strike an
    object. The reflected sound is called an echo. Soundproofing means reducing the
    ability of sound to travel in an object or a certain place.

    1
    Let’s Analyze

    Directions: Read the following questions below and write your answer on the
    space provided.

    A. How does reflection and refraction differ from one another?

    B. What are transparent, translucent, and opaque materials?

    C. How Musical Instruments Produce Sound

    Musical Instruments are objects that produce different kinds of sounds to


    make beautiful music. Can you play a musical instrument? Choose at least two (2)
    instruments you like and research on how it can produce energy in the form of
    sound. Draw your chosen instrument below, describe it briefly and explain how it
    produce sound.

    INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTION HOW IT PRODUCE SOUND?

    Let’s Try (Evaluation)

    A. Directions: Read the sentence carefully and write the letter of the correct answer
    on the space provided before each number.

    _____1. Which term refers to the vibrations that travel through air?
    A. electricity B. heat C. light D. sound

    2
    _____2. If a leaf is green, which of the following statements is true about why it
    appears green?
    A. It only lets green light pass through
    B. It absorbs green light and reflects all the others.
    C. It reflects green light and absorbs all the others
    D. It lets all the other colors except green pass through.

    _____3. Which of the following refers to the ability of an object to do work?


    A. speed B. energy C. motion D. electricity

    _____4. Which object absorbs most of the light that passes through it?
    A. lens B. opaque C. translucent D. transparent

    _____5. If you add red, yellow, and blue light together what color light do you get?
    A. white B. black C. brown D. green
    B. Directions: Check (/) the blank beside the number if the statement is correct and
    (x) if it is not.

    ____1. A rainbow appears in the sky because of the reflection and refraction of
    white light from the sun.

    ____2. Refraction refers to the bending of light as it passes through different


    materials.

    ____3. All colors of light that are not reflected are absorb.

    ____4. A person wearing a light-colored shirt will feel even hotter.

    ____5. Black objects absorb more heat than white objects.

    C. Directions: Read the situation below and write if it is transparent, translucent


    and opaque.

    ____________1. Marilyn looks out of her bedroom window at the birds outside.
    Is her bedroom window transparent, translucent, or opaque?

    ____________2. On a bright sunny day, Rey is standing on a bridge looking into a


    creek. The water is so still and clear that he can easily see fish
    swimming. Is the water in the creek transparent, translucent, or
    opaque?

    3
    ____________3. The window in Lea’s bathroom contains frosted glass. Is his
    Window transparent, translucent, or opaque?

    ___________4. Jaz took a shower. Her glass shower door was covered in
    steam. Was the glass door transparent, translucent, or opaque?

    ____________5. Maria is a baby who needs to sleep during the day. Her mom’s
    closes the curtains on the bedroom window and the room is
    very dark. Are the curtains transparent, translucent, or opaque?

    Let’s Create

    If you are to design your own room, how will you make it soundproof? How
    will you prevent too much heat from being absorbed in it? How will you make it well
    ventilated and lighted?
    Draw your design and label its parts and materials you used.
    Materials: Bond paper, pencil, coloring materials.

    Standards/Rubrics

    CRITERIA 4-5 2-3 1

    Content Shows the correct Shows a little error in Ideas are not correct

    ideas the content

    Originality Shows 100% Shows 81-90% Shows 80 % below in

    originality originality originality

    Creativity Shows 91- 100 % Shows 81- 90% Shows 80 % below

    creativity creativity in creativity

    Total

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