Mirrors and shiny surfaces bounce light
1st grade (Year 2 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.1-PS4-3 · England: KS2 Y3 Light, KS2 Y6 Light
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Question 1
Could you see a clear reflection in this: a polished metal tray?
- A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)
- B. does not reflect well (dull or rough)
Question 2
How can you use a mirror to light up a dark corner with sunlight?
- A. Cover the mirror with paper.
- B. Tilt the mirror so the sunlight bounces into the corner.
- C. Break the mirror into pieces.
- D. Put the mirror in the dark corner facing the wall.
Question 3
True or false? A mirror changes the direction of light.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 4
Could you see a clear reflection in this: a shiny spoon?
- A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)
- B. does not reflect well (dull or rough)
Question 5
Why do cars have mirrors?
- A. to keep the sun off
- B. so drivers can see what is behind them
- C. to make the car brighter at night
- D. to make the car faster
Question 6
True or false? A mirror changes the direction of light.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 7
Could you see a clear reflection in this: a shop window at night?
- A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)
- B. does not reflect well (dull or rough)
Question 8
Why does a dentist use a tiny mirror?
- A. to make your teeth white
- B. to see the backs of your teeth
- C. to scare germs away
- D. to keep your mouth warm
Question 9
True or false? A mirror works in a totally dark room.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 10
Could you see a clear reflection in this: a shiny spoon?
- A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)
- B. does not reflect well (dull or rough)
Question 11
How can you use a mirror to light up a dark corner with sunlight?
- A. Tilt the mirror so the sunlight bounces into the corner.
- B. Break the mirror into pieces.
- C. Put the mirror in the dark corner facing the wall.
- D. Cover the mirror with paper.
Question 12
True or false? A mirror makes its own light.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 13
Could you see a clear reflection in this: tree bark?
- A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)
- B. does not reflect well (dull or rough)
Question 14
Road signs and bike reflectors glow when headlights shine on them. Why?
- A. They reflect the light straight back towards the driver.
- B. They are hot.
- C. They store sunlight from the day.
- D. They have batteries inside.
Question 15
True or false? You can see your reflection clearly in a woolly jumper (sweater).
- A. True
- B. False
Question 16
Could you see a clear reflection in this: a paper bag?
- A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)
- B. does not reflect well (dull or rough)
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