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2. invisible waves with more energy than visible light that can cause sunburn or kill germs.
4. a flat mirror that produces a life-sized, upright image.
6. when waves pass through a material.
10. waves used to see inside the body or objects like luggage.
11. the small part of the electromagnetic spectrum that humans can see.
13. when energy is taken in by a material and usually turned into heat.
14. when a wave changes speed as it passes through different materials.

1. a mirror that focuses light rays and can produce magnified images when close.
3. a mirror that spreads light rays and produces smaller, upright images.
5. electromagnetic waves used to heat food by energizing atoms.
7. when light bounces off a surface (like a mirror).
8. image an image that is straight (not upside down).
9. high-energy waves with the shortest wavelengths, used to treat cancer.
12. electromagnetic waves that detect heat and help create images in the dark.