11. Light self-eval q's (3rd exam)

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Wave energy which affects changes in the structures of atoms and molecules is called:

radiant energy

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A lens that is thicker in the center than on the edges is called:

convex

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<p><span>Which of these groups of wavelengths is in proper order from shortest to longest?</span></p>

Which of these groups of wavelengths is in proper order from shortest to longest?

c

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Wave energy which moves at a rate of 186,000 miles per second, and which has wavelengths between .0000385 mm and .0000765 mm. is called:

light

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<p><span>Which of the following surfaces will absorb light energy least easily?</span></p>

Which of the following surfaces will absorb light energy least easily?

c

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<p><span>Which of the following surfaces will absorb light energy most easily?</span></p>

Which of the following surfaces will absorb light energy most easily?

d

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<p><span>According to the Law of Reflection, which one of the reflected rays of light are drawn correctly?</span></p>

According to the Law of Reflection, which one of the reflected rays of light are drawn correctly?

d

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<p><span>According to the Law of Reflection, which one of the reflected rays of light are drawn correctly?</span></p>

According to the Law of Reflection, which one of the reflected rays of light are drawn correctly?

e

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<p><span>Which one of the following drawings demonstrates the "Laws of Refraction" for the indicated situation?</span></p>

Which one of the following drawings demonstrates the "Laws of Refraction" for the indicated situation?

d

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<p><span>Which one of the following drawings demonstrates the "Laws of Refraction" for the indicated situation?</span></p>

Which one of the following drawings demonstrates the "Laws of Refraction" for the indicated situation?

b