Get ready to explore the bright world of light in this KS2 Science quiz! We'll check out how light plays with objects, creating shadows and reflections. Plus, we'll discover the magic of transparent, translucent, and opaque things.
Shadows happen when objects block light, like Earth blocking the Sun and creating night. Even in the dark, we see some light - from stars, the moon, or streetlamps. Ever been somewhere so dark you can't see your hand? Reflections occur when light bounces off things. Mirrors are super smooth and the best reflectors!
How much do you know about shadows and reflections? Test your knowledge with this cool KS2 Science quiz!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Light
Shadows are dark patches caused by less light hitting them
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The Moon is not a source of light; it only reflects light from the Sun
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Mirrors can be used to change the direction of light - that's how periscopes in submarines work
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Most solid objects are opaque
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Moving an object nearer to the source of light makes its shadow bigger
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A sheet of glass is transparent - it lets light pass straight through
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Mirrors are very good reflectors
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The Sun is at its lowest point in the sky at those times
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Light reflects off nearly all materials - light travels from its source, reflects off an object, changes direction and enters our eyes, allowing us to see the object
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A smooth, shiny object with flat surfaces, such as a mirror, will reflect the most light
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