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Questionnaire for the event. You will need a copy of the rules of the event for this 1. What is the description of the event? 2. What safety stuff MUST YOU bring to the event? Circle all that apply. Goggles apron/lab coat other: ________________ 3. What paper resources are you allowed to bring? (example, study guide, book). Make sure to say how many sides and how many pages you are allowed to bring. DETAILS!!! 4. Other stuff you MUST bring other than what was mentioned. Circle all that apply and add in the stuff specific to your event in the “other” list Pencils/writing utensils Calculator Ruler Other : _________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 5. Look at the bottom of the page of the rules. Are there any other resources that the rules recommend? 6. How many people can participate in this event? Who/whom is/are your partner(s)? 7. What are the names of the other people participating in this event on the other teams? OPTICS WRITTEN TEST 1. What is the Law of reflection: a. specular, b. diffuse 2. What is Refraction: a. index of refraction 3. Prisms: a. deviation, b. dispersion 4. Mirrors: a. Convex, i. ray tracing, ii. focal length, iii. real object, iv. images (real/virtual erect/inverted, magnification) b. concave, i. ray tracing, ii. focal length, iii. real object, iv. images (real/virtual erect/inverted, magnification) c. plain mirrors: i. ray tracing, ii. focal length, iii. real object, iv. images (real/virtual erect/inverted, magnification) 5. Lenses: a. Convex i. ray tracing, ii. focal length, iii. real object, iv. images (real/virtual erect/inverted, magnification) b. Concave i. ray tracing, ii. focal length, iii. real object, iv. images (real/virtual erect/inverted, magnification) 6. Operating principles of optical equipment: a. microscopes, b. telescopes, c. cameras, d. glasses 7. Visible spectrum: a. primary/secondary colors, b. additive/subtractive, c. absorption/reflection 8. Structure and function of the parts of the human eye 9. Polarization of light using a. polarizing films or b. scattering 10. Optical absorption spectra: a. films, b. chemicals, c. dyes 11. What are the metric units associated with light waves? 12. You are going to be expected to write out your answers with the correct number of significant digits. Time to learn! a. Google “khan academy significant figures”. Watch the 4 videos i. Intro to significant figures ~5min ii. Rules of significant figures ~5min iii. Addition and subtraction with significant figures ~9min iv. Multiplying and dividing with significant figures ~9min b. Then, answer these questions . Answers are at the last page. Unless otherwise requested, answers must be in metric units with appropriate significant figures.