Class 7 science NCERT Book
hello this is Chodenla Bhutia, I am currently a student of lovely professional university pursuing my bachelors in education.
1. CHODENLA BHUTIA
CLASS 7 SCIENCE
Integrated B.Sc. –B.Ed. (Non Medical)
Lovely Professional University
School of education
2. Define the concept of light.
Explain how we are unable to see objects in the
dark.
Identify different types of objects based on their
interaction with light.
Enlist different examples of transparent,
translucent and opaque objects.
Justify the importance of light in our lives.
Appreciate the role of light in easing the lives of
humans for our everyday tasks and activities
3.
4. Can you see what was there in the room?
Whose portrait was hung on the wall?Was
there anyone present? Can you see the
pianoin the centee?
5. In this world, we usually see a variety of
objects. Sometimes, we are unable to see
anything in a dark room but on lighting up the
room, we are able to see the things in the
room. Since, it is an obvious question arising
that what makes thing visible.
Light is a form of energy which enables us to
see objects from where it comes or reflected.
We can detect light with our eyes.
7. Q. what would happen if there is no light?
QUESTIONS:
8.
9. Transparent objects allow light to pass through
them completely.
E.g: glass
Translucent objects allow light to pass through
them partially.
E.g: Butter paper
Opaque objects do not allow any light to pass
through them.
E.g: table, book, etc
OBJECTS ONTHE BASISOFTHEIR INTERACTIONWITH LIGHT:
10. Q. what type of an object is our hand?
Transparent
Translucent
Opaque
None
QUESTIONS:
11.
12. The path of light gets blocked when an object
covers the source of light. This is illustrated by
trying to see the flame of a candle using a
straight pipe and then with a bent pipe. This
proves that light travels in a straight line.
13. Q. Light travels along in every other path other
than the straight path.
TRUE
FALSE
QUESTIONS:
15. QUESTIONS:
Q. Give me five examples of transparent, translucent and
opaque objects.
Q. Give reasons why light moves along a straight path.
Play with a mirror
Write your name with a sketch pen on a thin sheet of
paper, polythene or glass. Read your name on the sheet
while standing in front of a plane mirror. Now look at
your image in the mirror. Record your observations and
share it in the next class.