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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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  1. 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)
  2. 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.
  3. Question 3

    True or false? A mirror changes the direction of light.

    • A. True
    • B. False
  4. 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)
  5. 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
  6. Question 6

    True or false? A mirror changes the direction of light.

    • A. True
    • B. False
  7. 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)
  8. 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
  9. Question 9

    True or false? A mirror works in a totally dark room.

    • A. True
    • B. False
  10. 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)
  11. 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.
  12. Question 12

    True or false? A mirror makes its own light.

    • A. True
    • B. False
  13. 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)
  14. 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.
  15. Question 15

    True or false? You can see your reflection clearly in a woolly jumper (sweater).

    • A. True
    • B. False
  16. 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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Answer key: Mirrors and shiny surfaces bounce light

  1. 1. A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)

  2. 2. B. Tilt the mirror so the sunlight bounces into the corner.

  3. 3. A. True

  4. 4. A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)

  5. 5. B. so drivers can see what is behind them

  6. 6. A. True

  7. 7. A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)

  8. 8. B. to see the backs of your teeth

  9. 9. B. False

  10. 10. A. reflects light well (shiny and smooth)

  11. 11. A. Tilt the mirror so the sunlight bounces into the corner.

  12. 12. B. False

  13. 13. B. does not reflect well (dull or rough)

  14. 14. A. They reflect the light straight back towards the driver.

  15. 15. B. False

  16. 16. B. does not reflect well (dull or rough)