Sources of Light, Classification of Sources of Light
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2. “Heavenly Father, we come before
you today to ask for your guidance
and wisdom as we begin this class.
We ask for your help in
understanding the material and
retaining the knowledge we will
learn. We ask for your protection as
we engage in discussions and
activities. Amen
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4. Give a number from 1- 10. Use the number to
determine who will answer the question.
Short recap on properties or characteristics of
sound waves.
5. 1. What is frequency?
2. What is the speed of sound?
3. Which material sound waves travel the
fastest?
4. Trace the pathway of sound in the ear?
22. 1. Identify and categorize various
sources of light.
2. Describe the differences between
natural and artificial sources of light.
3. Recognize the importance of light
sources in everyday life.
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23. Light
-Light is an electromagnetic wave, and
doesn't need a medium in order to
propagate.
-Light travels in a straight path in a
vacuum
- Light has a speed of 299,792,458 m/s
-It takes 499 seconds or approximately
8 minutes for light to travel from the sun
to Earth.
24. Using the Sun’s diagram pattern, identify different
sources of light in our surroundings. Make a
similar diagram and write your answer on a
separate sheet of paper.
27. Guide Questions:
1. What are the different sources of light?
2. What are the different sources of light
present in nature?
3. What do you call this kind of source of
light?
4. Which of these sources are made by man?
5. What do you call these kinds or sources of
light?
33. Read and understand the paragraph below. Then
write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
34. Light is a form of energy found in our surroundings.
Light from the sun is a source of energy that can run
different technologies throughout the world. Light
can be natural or man-made, but no matter how it
was formed, we utilize it in different ways in every
single day of our lives.