Materials in a Beam of Light (Grade 1)
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Materials in a Beam of Light
1.
You use a flashlight to shine a beam of light at a glass of apple cider. Which path will the light most likely follow?

- All of the light will pass through the apple cider.
- Some of the light will pass through the apple cider.
- The apple cider will block the light from passing through.
2.
Macy has four objects. Each one is made from a different material. She shines a light beam at each material. She writes her observations in the table.
One of the objects is made of clear plastic. Which object is most likely clear plastic?
Object | Light Path |
---|---|
A | blocked |
B | changed direction |
C | partly blocked |
D | passed through |
One of the objects is made of clear plastic. Which object is most likely clear plastic?
- A
- B
- C
- D
3.
You use a flashlight to shine a beam of light at mirror. Which path will the light follow?
- All of the light will pass through the mirror.
- Some of the light will pass through the mirror.
- The mirror will change the direction of the light.
4.
Max and Julie are investigating light. Max holds a metal cymbal in front of a wall. Julie uses a flashlight to shine a beam of light at the cymbal. Which best explains what they will observe on the wall?

- Light will pass through the cymbal and light up the wall behind it.
- Light will be will blocked by the cymbal and light up the wall behind it.
- Light will pass through the cymbal and create a shadow on the wall.
- Light will be will blocked by the cymbal and create a shadow on the wall.
5.
Kevin has four objects. Each one is made from a different material. He shines a light beam at each material. He writes his observations in the table.
One of the objects is a block of wood. Which object is most likely wood?
Object | Light Path |
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A | blocked |
B | changed direction |
C | partly blocked |
D | passed through |
One of the objects is a block of wood. Which object is most likely wood?
- A
- B
- C
- D
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