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reflection
A mirror reflects incoming light.
Class 5 · English Version · General science
Light, sound and electricity
Explore light, sound and electricity with an example and your own answers.
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Light can reflect from surfaces. Sound comes from vibrations. A complete low-voltage circuit can power a suitable component, with supervision.
Worked example
A mirror reflects light. A drum skin vibrates to produce sound. A gap stops a simple battery-and-bulb circuit.
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vibration
The skin moves rapidly backwards and forwards.
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a complete path
An open circuit has a break in the conducting path.
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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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reflection
Reflection changes the direction of light at a surface.
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frequency
Higher vibration frequency corresponds to higher pitch in ordinary examples.
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Pitch relates to vibration frequency; loudness relates to sound intensity and how it is heard. A high note need not be loud.
Use a conceptual example rather than exposing anyone to loud sound.
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