Unit 4: Optics

When considering Additive Theory of Light, when you mix blue and green you get...

When considering Additive Theory of Light, when you mix red and green you get...

What's Ms. Ferdousi's favourite colour?

The electromagnetic spectrum is...

Someone with Myopia will need Convex Lenses to correct their vision

Concave mirrors are also called diverging mirrors

The liquid in the eye is called...

Between the iris and the cornea is a space filled with a special liquid that gives the eye...

What is the "white part" of the eye?

Law of Reflection states a light ray striking a reflective flat surface will reflect at the exact same point

Light first entering the eye meets the...

Principal of axis is...

Shortest wave lengths are...

The crest of a wavelength is...

Examples of Infrared Wave Lengths include...

Convex mirrors NEVER intersect in front of the mirror; therefore, all images will be virtual

The amplitude of a wavelength is...

Someone with myopia...

Colour is detected by rods and movement is detected

Diffuse Reflection is...

The Ray Model of Light represents light as...

At the back of the eye is the retina which is a detector screen where images are projected.

What is true regarding light?

When considering ray diagrams what does SALT stand for?

Optics is...

What are some example of convex lenses?

The shorter the wavelength, the higher the frequency and energy

Hyperopia is when the light rays are focusing too far behind the retina

When considering Concave mirrors, what is FALSE.

Convex Mirrors follow the same rules; however, C and F are located BEHIND the mirror

The function of the Iris is...

Longest wave lengths are...