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shadow
The object blocks some light.
Class 3 · English Version · General science
Light, shadows and sound
Explore light, shadows and sound with an example and your own answers.
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An opaque object blocks light and can form a shadow. Sound is produced by vibrations and needs a material medium to travel.
Worked example
A card between a torch and a wall blocks some light. A drum skin vibrates when struck gently.
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skin
The stretched drum skin vibrates.
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no
Sound needs matter, such as air, to carry vibrations.
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Apply the idea in a new situation and explain your method. Open writing needs a guardian or teacher to review it.
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opaque
Opaque material does not transmit visible light.
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vibration
The skin moves back and forth.
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The blocked region depends on the positions of the source, object and surface, so moving one can change the shadow.
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