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    1. This document is a worksheet that asks students to match types of radiation to their effects and arrange 8 types of electromagnetic waves from longest to shortest wavelength. 2. For the first question, students are asked to match radiation types like microwaves, ultraviolet light, radio waves, visible light, terahertz light, gamma rays, X-rays, and infrared light to their effects, which include things like radiation sickness, direct DNA damage and skin cancer, calming effect, and damage to eyes. 3. The second question instructs students to list the 8 types of electromagnetic waves from longest to shortest wavelength.

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    1. This document is a worksheet that asks students to match types of radiation to their effects and arrange 8 types of electromagnetic waves from longest to shortest wavelength. 2. For the first question, students are asked to match radiation types like microwaves, ultraviolet light, radio waves, visible light, terahertz light, gamma rays, X-rays, and infrared light to their effects, which include things like radiation sickness, direct DNA damage and skin cancer, calming effect, and damage to eyes. 3. The second question instructs students to list the 8 types of electromagnetic waves from longest to shortest wavelength.

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    Worksheet 4

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    CHELCEE C. ENARIO
    1. This document is a worksheet that asks students to match types of radiation to their effects and arrange 8 types of electromagnetic waves from longest to shortest wavelength. 2. For the first question, students are asked to match radiation types like microwaves, ultraviolet light, radio waves, visible light, terahertz light, gamma rays, X-rays, and infrared light to their effects, which include things like radiation sickness, direct DNA damage and skin cancer, calming effect, and damage to eyes. 3. The second question instructs students to list the 8 types of electromagnetic waves from longest to shortest wavelength.

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    Worksheet 4

    Name: _____________________________________ Subject: ________________


    Date: __________________

    I. Match the types of radiation in Column A to their corresponding effects in Column B.


    Write the letter on the space provided before each number.

    Column A Column B

    ______1. Microwaves a. Slight blood changes and very severe syndrome of


    ______2. Ultraviolet light nausea
    ______3. Radio waves b. Radiation sickness
    ______4. Visible light c. Direct DNA damage, sunburn, and skin cancer
    ______5. Terahertz light d. Calming effect
    ______6. Gamma rays e. Damage in the eyes or blindness
    ______7. X-rays f. Can damage DNA and increase the production of
    ______8. Infrared light proteins that help the cells to repair the damage
    g. Dielectric heating in the body
    h. An annoying tingling sensation

    II. Fill out the boxes with the 8 types of electromagnetic waves in order of increasing
    wavelength and decreasing frequency. (8 pts)

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