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- 1. Multiple Choice-material that absorbs or reflects all light and does not transmit any lightopaquetranslucenttransparentmiragefilter
- 2. Multiple Choicematerial that transmits and scatters light so that objects viewed through it appear blurryopaquetranslucenttransparentmirageindex of refraction
- 3. Multiple Choiceproperty of as material indicating how much the speed of light is reduced in the material compared to the speed of light in a vacuumlinearly polarized lightincandescent lightindex of refractionmirageoptical scanner
- 4. Multiple Choiceimage of a distant object produced by the refraction of light through air layers of different densitiespigmentholographyindex of refractionmiragefilter
- 5. Multiple Choicea transparent material that selectively transmits lightopaqueincandescent lightfluoresescense lightmiragefilter
- 6. Multiple Choicecolored material that is used to change the color of other substancespigmenttranslucenttransparentmirageopaque
- 7. Multiple Choicelight produced by heating a piece of metal,usually tungsten,until it glowslinearly polarized lightincandescent lightfluoresescense lightcoherent lightincoherent light
- 8. Multiple Choicelight generated by using phosphors to convert ultraviolet radiation to visible lightlinearly polarized lightincandescent lightfluoresescense lightcoherent lightincoherent light
- 9. Multiple Choice-light of one wavelength that travels in one direction with a constant distance between the corresponding crests of the waveslinearly polarized lightincandescent lightfluoresescense lightcoherent lightincoherent light
- 10. Multiple Choicelight that can contain more than one wavelength,travel in more than one direction,and has varying distances between the corresponding crests of the waveslinearly polarized lightholographyindex of refractioncoherent lightincoherent light
- 11. Multiple Choicelight whose magnetic field vibrates in only one directionlinearly polarized lightholographytransparenttotal internal reflectionoptical scanner
- 12. Multiple Choicetechnique that produces a completely three-dimensional photographic image of an objectopaqueholographytotal internal reflectionindex of refractionoptical scanner
- 13. Multiple Choicethe complete reflection of light at a boundary that occurs when light strikes at an angle greater than the critical angle,and light travels faster in the second medium than in the first mediumholographytotal internal reflectionindex of refractionoptical scannerincoherent light
- 14. Multiple Choice-device that reads intensities of reflected light and converts the information to digital signalsholographytotal internal reflectionindex of refractionoptical scannerfilter
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