Grade 2 Environmental Activities – Sources Of Light Quiz

1. Light helps us to

see
walk
laugh
love
Explanation:

2. We get light from __ during the day

torch
moon
sun
stars
Explanation:

3. When it is dark st night we can use the following to see excep

electricity
torch
moon
sun
Explanation:

4. A dark image formed behind an object is a

shadow
moon
sun
light
Explanation:

5. ___ does not form a shadow

moon
glass
grass
person
Explanation:

6. A shadow is firmed when light is

reflected
blocked
bend
put on
Explanation:

7. Rays of the ___ can harm our skin

torch
sun
moon
electricity
Explanation:

8. Which one of these items is NOT a light producer?

Moon
Book
Sun
Stars
Explanation:

9. Which object allows you to see your reflection?

Rock
Glass
Mirror
Paper
Explanation:

10. What is the only form of energy we can see?

Mirror
Moon
Light
Prism
Explanation:

11. What is our main source of light?

Sun
Moon
Torch
Stars
Explanation:

12. Which one is a natural source of light?

Candle
Fire
Sun
Torch
Explanation:

13. An artificial source of light is

Sun
Moon
Candle
Stars
Explanation:

14. Light travels in a ___ line

Bent
Straight
Curved
Zigzag
Explanation:

15. Which part of the body do we use to sense light?

Eyes
Ears
Tongue
Hands
Explanation:

16. If light hits something transparent , it will...

Bend
Make a shadow
Stop
Pass through
Explanation:

17. What does light do when it hits an object that it cannot pass through?

Stops
Forms a shadow
Passes through
Bends
Explanation:

18. Smooth surfaces _______ a lot of light.

Bends
Twists
Absorbs
Reflects
Explanation:

19. What is light?

A type of energy that makes things visible
A transparent crystal used to separatelight
Clear or easy to see through
To put forth or send out
Explanation:

20. What energy does the SUN produce?

Light energy only
Electrical energy
Light and Heat energy
Sound energy
Explanation:

21. Which object below allows all light to go through.

Hand
Wall
Window
Book
Explanation:

22. A mirror ___ light

Reflects
Reflacts
Bends
Blocks
Explanation:

23. Light bounces when bit is

Refracted
Reflected
Blocked
Absorbed
Explanation:

24. What is the path that light takes?

Curved patg
Zig-zag path
Straight path
Circular path
Explanation:

25. Materials that do not let any light pass through them

Translucent
Opaque
Transparent
Refracted
Explanation:

26. Materials that let some light rays pass through but scatter some of the other rays

Transparent
Wood
Translucent
Opaque
Explanation:

27. If all light goes through an object, the object is

Transparent
Translucent
Opaque
Reflected
Explanation:

28. Which of the following is a natural source of light?

Television
Lamp
Battery
Firefly
Explanation:

The sun is a natural source of light as it emits light and heat energy.

29. Where does the light of the sun come from?

Moon
Rainbow
Stars
Sun itself
Explanation:

The sun is a natural source of light that emits light due to nuclear fusion reactions happening in its core.

30. Which of the following is an artificial source of light?

Stars
Rain
Thunder
Candle
Explanation:

A light bulb is an artificial source of light, as it produces light when electricity flows through it.

31. What is the main source of light during the night?

Moon
Streetlights
Torch
Fridge light
Explanation:

The moon reflects light from the sun to provide natural light during the night.

32. Which of the following is not a source of light?

Sun
Fire
Flower
Candle
Explanation:

A waterfall is not a source of light as it does not emit light. It may reflect light or be illuminated by other light sources.

33. What kind of bulbs are more energy-efficient?

LED bulbs
Halogen bulbs
Fluorescent bulbs
Incandescent bulbs
Explanation:

LED bulbs are more energy-efficient compared to incandescent, halogen, or fluorescent bulbs, as they consume less power and have a longer lifespan.

34. Which of the following is a natural source of light?

Sun
Flashlight
Battery
Candle
Explanation:

The sun is a natural source of light as it emits light and heat energy.

35. Which of the following is an artificial source of light?

Stars
Light bulb
Firefly
Moon
Explanation:

A light bulb is an artificial source of light, as it produces light when electricity flows through it.

36. Which of the following is not a source of light?

Lantern
Waterfall
Firecracker
Campfire
Explanation:

A waterfall is not a source of light as it does not emit light. It may reflect light or be illuminated by other light sources.

37. Which of the following sources of light produces the least heat?

Incandescent bulb
LED bulb
Candle
Fire
Explanation:

An LED bulb produces the least amount of heat compared to fire, candle, and incandescent bulb, making it energy efficient.

38. Which of the following sources of light relies on chemical reactions to produce light?

Oil lamp
Glow sticks
Sun
Flashlight
Explanation:

Glow sticks rely on chemical reactions to produce light, activated by bending and mixing two chemicals inside the stick.

39. Which of the following sources of light is renewable?

Bioluminescent organisms
Incandescent bulb
Solar panel
Kerosene lamp
Explanation:

A solar panel is a renewable source of light as it converts sunlight into electricity without depleting natural resources.

40. Which of the following sources of light emits UV rays?

Fireplace
Candle
Oil lamp
Black light
Explanation:

A black light emits UV (ultraviolet) rays which are not visible to the naked eye but cause certain substances to fluoresce or glow.

41. Which of the following sources of light can be fueled by oil?

Fireworks
LED bulb
Oil lamp
Solar lamp
Explanation:

An oil lamp is fueled by oil and a wick, producing light by burning the oil and emitting a flame.

42. Which of the following sources of light is used for signaling in emergencies?

Fluorescent tube
Glow sticks
Street light
Flame torch
Explanation:

Glow sticks are often used for signaling in emergencies as they are portable, easy to activate, and provide visible light for hours.

43. Which of the following sources of light requires electricity to function?

Bioluminescent organisms
Oil lamp
Firefly
Neon light
Explanation:

A neon light requires electricity to produce light, as it relies on passing electric current through a tube filled with neon gas.