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CH 11 Sound and Light Test Re-take Review

1. Bats use ____ to navigate and find prey.


2. How can yellow light be created? How can the purple and orange pigments be created?

3. What is the Doppler effect? How does the loudness and pitch changes?
4. A system of using the reflection of underwater sound waves is ____.

5. Refraction occurs when a wave strikes an object and bounces off.


6. When light enters your eye it focuses on the iris.
7. To make green paint, blue and yellow pigments are blended.
8. The image formed by a plane mirror is ____.
9. Which of these is not true about a real image?
10. Sound will travel through water at 20°C faster than water at 80°C.
11. Any smooth surface that reflects light to form an image is a(n) ____.
12. The bowl of a shiny spoon forms an enlarged, upright image similar to that of a ____ mirror.
13. Outside rear-view mirrors on automobiles are generally ____.
14. When light strikes a transparent material, most of the light is absorbed or reflected.
15. Regular reflection is the reflection of light from a rough surface.
16. The primary pigment colors are ____.
17. An image of a distant object produced by the refraction of light through air layers of different densities is ____.
18. The primary light colors are ____.
19. Sound travels in a ____ wave.
20. What are the primary colors of light? What are primary pigment colors?
21. What color do you get if you mix all light colors? All pigment colors?
22. The speed of sound in ____ is greater than the speed of sound in water.
23. The way your brain interprets the intensity of a sound is the ____.

24. Identify the trouph or rarefraction of a compressional wave. Also identify its crest and wavelength and amplitude.

25. Label each of the following and identify what happens to the light.

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26. Identify the vision problems nearsightedness and farsightedness. What kind of corrective lenses are enaded for each?

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