Module 2 Lesson 1 Quiz PDF

**[Luminous]** Definition:\*\* Luminous means something that gives off its own light. **Example:** The Sun is a luminous object because it creates light Other examples include light bulbs and fireflies. When you turn on a lamp in a dark room, it makes that room bright because the lamp is luminou...

**[Luminous]** Definition:\*\* Luminous means something that gives off its own light. **Example:** The Sun is a luminous object because it creates light Other examples include light bulbs and fireflies. When you turn on a lamp in a dark room, it makes that room bright because the lamp is luminous. **[Transparent]** Definition:\*\* Transparent means that you can see through something easily. **Example:**\*\* Clear glass is transparent. When you look through a window, you can see outside because the glass allows light to pass through it. Water is also transparent; you can see through it when it is clean. **[Reflect]** Definition:\*\* To reflect means to bounce back light or sound. **Example:**\*\* A mirror reflects light. When you look in a mirror, the light from your face hits the mirror and bounces back to your eyes, allowing you to see yourself. Another example is when you throw a ball against a wall; it bounces back to you, just like light does with a reflective surface. **[Illuminates]** Definition:\*\* The word illuminates means to light up or make something brighter. **Example:**\*\* A flashlight illuminates a dark room. When you turn on a flashlight, it shines light all around, helping you see better. Streetlights illuminate sidewalks at night, making it safer for people to walk. **[Judge]** Definition:\*\* To judge means to decide or form an opinion about something. **[Example:]**\*\* When you read a book, you might judge if you like it or not based on the story. If your friend shows you their drawing, you can judge how good it is by looking at the colors and shapes they used. **[Choose the correct answer:]** 1. Which of the following best defines the term \'luminous\' in relation to light sources? A. Something that scatters light B. Something that absorbs light C. Something that gives off its own light D. Something that reflects light 2. What does it mean to \'judge\' something in a general context? A. To decide or form an opinion about it B. To create it C. To ignore it D. To destroy it 3. What does the term \'transparent\' mean in the context of materials? A. To block light completely B. To absorb light C. To allow light to pass through easily D. To reflect light 4. What does the word \'illuminates\' mean in everyday language? A. To darken a space B. To light up or make something brighter C. To absorb light D. To reflect light 5. Which of the following best defines the term \'luminous\'? A. Something that absorbs light B. Something that scatters light C. Something that gives off its own light D. Something that reflects light 6. What does the term \'transparent\' mean? A. To absorb light B. To block light completely C. To allow light to pass through easily D. To reflect light 7. What does it mean to \'reflect\' in the context of light? A. To create light B. To scatter light C. To absorb light D. To bounce back light 8. What does the word \'illuminates\' mean? A. To darken a space B. To light up or make something brighter C. To absorb light D. To reflect light 9. Which of the following is an example of something that illuminates? A. A shadow B. A closed book C. A flashlight D. A brick wall 10. When evaluating a piece of art, what does it mean to judge it? A. To decide if you like it based on its colors and shapes B. To ignore the artist\'s intent C. To compare it to a photograph D. To destroy it if you don\'t like it