Please help me answer the following activities.

\" Make a TIMELINE showing the chronological discoveries about the Quantum Theory of Light. The template of your output is given to you below: Proponent/s and Mblscovery (specify the Experiment done to prove] About the Nature of Light Date Light is a Wave Light Is a Particle Light is a Wave and Particle From the information we have above, we believe that the true nature of light is that ASSESSMENT A. Direction: Fill up the terms/words needed to complete the puzzle. In case your answer is composed of 2 words, LEAVE NO SPACE between the words. 9 8 1 , 6 10 3 2 ACROSS 1. The effect produced when there is an emission of electrons from a metal surface struck with light. 2. The function is the energy needed to knock out (emit) electrons from a metal plate. 3. Bundles of light energy called quanta. 4. A Nobel Prize awardee who explained the photoelectric effect. 5. The higher of a photon corresponds to a shorter wavelength. DOWN 6. In the equation E = hf, E stands for photon energy, f is the frequency and h is constant. 7. The frequency is the critical minimum frequency of an incident light to start the emission of electrons from a metal plate. 8. The stopping is responsible in getting rid of the kinetic energy of the photoelectrons. 9. The standard unit of energy. 10. This physical quantity of light does not affect or is entirely independent to the maximum velocity (kinetic energy) of the electrons ejected.Activity 3 V List down at least two (2) practical applications of this idea from the concept of a Blackbody Radiation. Explain why. Idea: A perfect (good) absorber of radiation, is also a perfect (good) emitter of radiation Example Reason/Explanation 1. 2. Activity 4 PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT VS. COMPTON EFFECT Complete the table below to compare Photoelectric Effect and the Compton Effect. The property that is made as reference of comparison are given. (You may browse the internet for readings or video clips that may help you answer this activity) Photoelectric Effect Property (Point of Compton Effect Comparison) Proponent/ Explained by Definition/ Meaning Photon Energy Phenomenon Energy