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A pinhole camera

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “A pinhole camera”, from the unit “Making images” (Year 8 Science) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. Which of the following is a definition of a translucent material?
  2. Which of the following describes a luminous object?
  3. In diagrams, we can draw arrows to show the direction light travels, and where the light travels from and to. What are these arrows called?
  4. Which of the following is a definition of the word ‘image’?
  5. Which of the following statements is always necessary for you to be able to see an object?
  6. Which of the following statements explains why it is easier to see a dim lamp outdoors at night than in the day?
  7. Which of the following key terms means ‘turned upside–down’?
  8. A ball moves through the air in daylight. The ball is not shiny and it is not black. Which of the following statements is correct?
  9. Which of the following are needed for a pinhole camera to show a clear image?
  10. A pupil makes a pinhole camera and uses it to make an image of a bulb. Then the pupil makes the pinhole larger. In which of the following ways does this change the image?
  11. A pinhole camera makes an image of a filament bulb. Which of the following changes will make the image smaller?
  12. A pupil holds up a pinhole camera at a short distance from a filament bulb that is switched on. Which of the following statements explains why an image of the bulb appears on the screen?

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