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Jeopardy Game Light, Heat, and Sound

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Question 1 conduction A metal spoon sitting in a pot of boiling water becomes hot. What is this an example of? Check Answer

Question 2 Coffee, a candle, etc. Provide one real-world example of matter that transfers heat by convection. Check Answer

Question 3 radiation PICTIONARY FACE OFF! Pick one artist from your team to represent you. Your artist will draw a picture of a vocabulary word and your team will guess what the word is. The team that guesses first will win double points. Check Answer

Question 4 A. The black paper’s temperature increased by four degrees each minute. The white paper’s temperature increased by two degrees each minute. B. The black paper has a higher temperature because black absorbs light and heat. The white paper is cooler because it reflects light and heat. MINUTES Black Paper White Paper 0 50 F 1 54 F 52 F 2 58 F 54 F 3 62 F 56 F 4 66 F 58 F 5 70 F 60 F Sam conducted an experiment by placing a thermometer on a white piece of paper and a black piece of paper. He placed the two pieces of paper in the sun. He collected the following data in five minutes. a. Looking at the data, explain the results of the experiment. b. Explain why there is a difference in the two ending temperatures. Check Answer

Question 5 Answers will vary Design an experiment in which you demonstrate conduction. Check Answer

Question 6 Reflection is when light bounces off an object. Refraction is when light changes speed as it passes from one state of matter to another (the light appears to bend). Contrast reflection and refraction. Check Answer

Question 7 Refraction – The prism is bending the white light beam, causing all the colors that make up white light to appear. What is occurring to the light beam in this picture and why is a rainbow created? Check Answer

Question 8 Straight lines Light travels in ________. Check Answer

Question 9 Translucent – lets some light through Transparent – lets most light through Opaque – lets no light pass through Label each picture transparent, translucent, or opaque. Explain how much light is allowed to pass through each object. Check Answer

Question 10 photon FACE OFF! Pick two partners to represent you in a game of Outburst. Check Answer

Question 11 the strings What part of the banjo will vibrate, creating the sound? Check Answer

Question 12 The faster the vibrations of an object, the higher the pitch. The slower the vibrations of an object, the lower the pitch. The _____ the vibrations of an object, the ______ the pitch. Check Answer

Question 13 1, 4, 2, 3 Recorded on this graph are vibrations per second for four different sounds. Order the sounds from lowest to highest. Check Answer

Question 14 Answers will vary. Create the chorus of a song that explains how we hear things. Check Answer

Question 15 Demonstration must show that the faster the vibration, the higher the pitch and the slower the vibration the lower the pitch. Design a demonstration that shows how pitch and vibration speed are connected. Check Answer

Question 16 The movement of energy from one thing to another. What is heat? Check Answer

Question 17 About 10: 00 am What time of day is it based on the location of the sun? Check Answer

Question 18 One theory states that light travels in waves. Another theory states that light behaves light particles, or small bursts of energy known as photons. Explain the two theories of how light travels. Check Answer

Question 19 FACE OFF! Pick a person to play around the world against the other team. If your representative makes it around the other team’s world, your team will be awarded double points. Check Answer

Question 20 The light is reflected off the bumps in many different directions. Why can a person not see her reflection in objects with rough texture? Check Answer