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Science 5 Module 3

This document is a science module that covers topics related to light and its interaction with different materials. It includes questions about whether materials allow light to pass through (transparent), pass through partially (translucent), or do not pass through (opaque). The module also discusses how light can be reflected, refracted, dispersed, transmitted, and absorbed. Students answer questions to test their understanding and reflect on what they have learned.

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Science 5 Module 3

This document is a science module that covers topics related to light and its interaction with different materials. It includes questions about whether materials allow light to pass through (transparent), pass through partially (translucent), or do not pass through (opaque). The module also discusses how light can be reflected, refracted, dispersed, transmitted, and absorbed. Students answer questions to test their understanding and reflect on what they have learned.

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Science

Quarter 3 - Module 3
Science
Quarter 3 - Module 3

1) B.
2) A.
3) B.
4) C.
5) B.
6) D.
7) A.
8) B.
9) C.
10) D
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What’s in

1) Reflection
2) Transmission
3) Dispersion
4) Refraction
5) Absorption
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ANSWER:

ANSWER:

Guide questions:
1. Some of the materials let all the light pass through it, some let some of the light from the
flashlight through and some didn’t let any of the flashlight’s light pass through.
2. Only with some of the materials like the plastic bottle and the reading glass.
3. I have learned that light can not pass through everything. I also learned that things that
have thin materials in it like thin fabric, light can still pass through it but only a little.
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What’s More P. 7
I.

1. J.
2. E.
3. K.
4. B.
5. D.
6. I.
7. A.
8. H.
9. F.
10. C.

II.

1. Translucent
2. Opaque
3. Opaque
4. Opaque
5. Transparent
6. Transparent
7. Opaque
8. Translucent
9. Transparent
10. opaque
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What I have learned P. 8


I.
ANSWER:

II.

1. These colors are used in traffic lights, with red meaning stop, yellow meaning caution,
and green meaning go. As the color red has the longest wavelength among the 2 colors,
so people can easily see when they should stop driving. It’s also because these colors
already have meaning to each, with red meaning danger, green meaning ‘okay’, and
yellow meaning ‘be careful’.
2. It is because of the chlorophyll in plants. Chlorophyll only absorbs red and blue light,
which mixes to green, so that's why green is the color that gets reflected back to our
eyes.
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What I can do P. 9
ANSWER:
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Assessment P. 9

1. Transmit
2. Absorb
3. Transmit
4. Block
5. Transmit

Additional activities P. 10

1. True
2. True
3. False
4. True
5. False

Post test P. 10

1. D.
2. B.
3. C.
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