Light Behavior and Objects

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What is a transparent object?

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An object that allows all light to pass through, making it possible to see clearly through it. Example: Clear glass.

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What is an opaque object?

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An object that allows NO light to pass through, creating a shadow behind it. Example: A solid wooden block.

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What is a translucent object?

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An object that allows SOME light to pass through, but not all, making objects on the other side appear fuzzy or blurry. Example: Frosted glass.

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Give an example of a transparent object.

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Clear water.

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Give an example of an opaque object.

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A brick.

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Give an example of a translucent object.

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Wax paper.

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What happens when light hits an opaque object?

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It cannot pass through, and a shadow is formed behind the object.

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What happens when light hits a transparent object?

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It passes through completely, allowing clear visibility.

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What happens when light hits a translucent object?

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Some light passes through, but the view is not clear.

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How do we use transparent materials in everyday life?

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They are used in windows, glasses, and lenses to allow light in while providing visibility.