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Question #4
The author wrote "These tiny colors are designed to make the images and movements that our brains understand."
What are "images" mean in this quote?
Chapter 13. Cool Tech: Smartphones
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What is the purpose of this chapter?
The author wrote “LED converts electrical current into light and the best part is that LED is energy efficient because it only lights up the parts of the screen with colors.” What does “converts” mean in this quote?
Sabiha wrote “The lens focuses the light on the sensor.” What does “focuses” mean in this quote?
The author wrote “Battery: Provides energy used to transmit radio signals, create visual displays, and run other components.” What does “transmit” mean in this quote?
In the same sentence, “Battery: Provides energy used to transmit radio signals, create visual displays, and run other components.” What does “visual” mean in this quote?
How many types of displays are discussed in this chapter?
What does a smartphone’s memory do?
What does a smartphone’s battery do?
What does a smartphone’s antenna do?
What does a smartphone’s camera do?
Are there any words or ideas that are still not clear from this chapter?
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Chapter 12. The Incredible(Invisible) Nature of Light
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What is the main idea of this chapter?
The author wrote “Your remote control uses infrared waves to communicate with your TV.” What does “communicate” mean in this quote?
Sabiha wrote “Scientists found that heat sources send out infrared waves, too.” What does “heat sources” mean in this quote?
What does the picture of the dog show?
How much faster are ultra–violet waves than infrared waves?
Which conclusion makes sense given the information in this chapter?
Were there any ideas or words that were unclear in this chapter?
Question #5
In the same sentence, "Battery: Provides energy used to transmit radio signals, create visual displays, and run other components."
What does "visual" mean in this quote?