Quiz On Science After Dark

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Which of these is a real-life example of "Science After Dark" that you might see in an Australian backyard?

A) A kookaburra laughing

B) A glow-in-the-dark safety vest or a firefly

C) A gum tree growing taller

D) A cricket match on TV

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Why do we need to turn off the overhead lights to see most of the experiments in this kit?

A) To save electricity for the house

B) Because the glowing light is often faint and easily hidden by bright light

C) Because the kit doesn't work during the daytime

D) To help us go to sleep faster

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Some objects in the kit glow under a "Black Light." What is another name for the light coming from a black light?

A) Infrared light

B) X-rays

C) Ultraviolet (UV) light

D) Laser light

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When an object glows because it was "charged" by a bright light first, this is called:

A) Photosynthesis

B) Phosphorescence

C) Static electricity

D) Evaporation

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If you make a "glowing drink" as part of a science experiment, what are you exploring?

A) How to make juice

B) How certain liquids react to UV light

C) How to freeze water

D) How to wash dishes

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What is the main theme of the "Science After Dark" kit?

A) Building wooden bridges

B) Exploring things that glow in the dark

C) Learning how to cook

D) Studying desert animals

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Some creatures in the ocean or forest can glow naturally. What is the scientific name for a living thing that makes its own light?

A) Bioluminescence

B) Bio-hazard

C) Solar power

D) Reflection

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The kit includes "bubbling glow wands." What state of matter are the bubbles made of?

A) Solid

B) Liquid

C) Gas

D) Plasma

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Quiz On Science After Dark

Which of these is a real-life example of "Science After Dark" that you might see in an Australian backyard?

Why do we need to turn off the overhead lights to see most of the experiments in this kit?

Some objects in the kit glow under a "Black Light." What is another name for the light coming from a black light?

When an object glows because it was "charged" by a bright light first, this is called:

If you make a "glowing drink" as part of a science experiment, what are you exploring?

What is the main theme of the "Science After Dark" kit?

Some creatures in the ocean or forest can glow naturally. What is the scientific name for a living thing that makes its own light?

The kit includes "bubbling glow wands." What state of matter are the bubbles made of?

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Which of these is a real-life example of "Science After Dark" that you might see in an Australian backyard?

Why do we need to turn off the overhead lights to see most of the experiments in this kit?

Some objects in the kit glow under a "Black Light." What is another name for the light coming from a black light?

When an object glows because it was "charged" by a bright light first, this is called:

If you make a "glowing drink" as part of a science experiment, what are you exploring?

What is the main theme of the "Science After Dark" kit?

Some creatures in the ocean or forest can glow naturally. What is the scientific name for a living thing that makes its own light?

The kit includes "bubbling glow wands." What state of matter are the bubbles made of?

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Meccano 25 in 1 Construction Set in case

National Geographic Gemstone Dig Kit

Planetarium (easy build)

4M Dig a Dinosaur – Mammoth

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