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Section A                          Section B

                                                   (j)  Sound that is reflected
                                                        back after hitting a hard
                                                        surface
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                                                   (k)  Sources of sound energy

                                                   (l)  Hard objects, liquids, and
                                                        gases


               Section D: Questions with short answers.


               15. List any two objects that allow light to pass through.

               16. Explain how a shadow is formed?


               17. What type of energy is produced when you sing a song?

               18. Explain the three main methods of heat transfer.

               19. What form of energy does a hen provide as it incubates
                    its eggs?


               20. What is the difference between the surfaces of objects
                    that reflect light and those that do not reflect light?

               21. What happens  to a light  ray when  it travels  from one
                    transparent medium to another?


              Vocabulary

              Bright                   the extent to which light is emitted or reflected

                                    from a surface

              Candle lamp           a lamp that uses a wick and oil to burn

              Radiate               emit energy in the form of waves

              Reflect               to bounce light off a smooth and shiny surface

              Refract               to bend light




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