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Ninth Grade (Grade 9) Waves and Sound Questions

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Grade 9 Waves and Sound
Grade 9 Waves and Sound

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Grade 9 Waves and Sound
Grade 9 Waves and Sound

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Grade 9 Waves and Sound

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Grade 9 Waves and Sound

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Grade 9 Waves and Sound
Glow in the dark items such as Halloween decorations are                 .
  1. fluorescent
  2. phosphorescent
  3. chemiluminescent
  4. bioluminescent
Grade 9 Waves and Sound
A ray of light that travels towards a reflecting surface is the
  1. reflected ray.
  2. reflected surface.
  3. incident ray.
  4. none of the above.
Grade 9 Waves and Sound
Grade 9 Waves and Sound
The line from the point of incidence at 90 degrees to the optical device is the
  1. reflecting surface.
  2. normal.
  3. angle of reflection.
  4. none of the above.
Grade 9 Waves and Sound

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Grade 9 Waves and Sound
A convex mirror
  1. has the same thickness throughout.
  2. is thinner in the middle.
  3. is thicker in the middle.
Grade 9 Waves and Sound
A glow stick that has to be snapped before working is an example of
  1. bioluminescence.
  2. chemiluminescence.
  3. phosphorescence.
  4. incandescence.
Grade 9 Waves and Sound
The spot where the incident ray strikes the reflecting surface is the
  1. angle of incidence.
  2. incident ray.
  3. point of incidence.
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