Light Reflections and Refractions Through Mirrors and Water

Chaya and Utsav, two friends, explore the concept of light and reflection. Utsav wonders why we see images in mirrors but not in water glasses. Chaya explains the role of light in visibility and conducts experiments to demonstrate transparency and opaqueness. They discuss shadows and the reflection of light, using a science book to understand translucent objects. The video concludes with Utsav's question about seeing smaller images in spoons, which they plan to discuss with their teacher.

What is the main topic of discussion between Chaya and Utsav at the beginning?

• Why they can't see their image in a water glass

• How to make a mirror

• How to play a new game

• What to study for their next exam

What does Chaya suggest is necessary for us to see objects?

• Electricity

• Sound

• Light

• Heat

Which of the following is an example of a transparent object?

• Stone

• Metal

• Clear glass

• Wood

What happens when an opaque object blocks the path of light?

• It becomes transparent

• It creates a shadow

• It reflects all light

• It disappears

What is the meaning of Chaya's name?

• Shadow

• Light

• Brightness

• Reflection

What type of objects allow light to pass partially through them?

• Reflective

• Translucent

• Opaque

• Transparent

How does a mirror allow us to see our reflection?

• By emitting light

• By refracting light

• By reflecting light

• By absorbing light

What is the process called when light bounces back after hitting an object?

• Refraction

• Reflection

• Absorption

• Diffusion

Why do shiny objects like spoons reflect more light?

• They are transparent

• They are made of glass

• They are opaque

• They have a smooth surface

What question does Utsav have about seeing a smaller image in a spoon?

• Why does it change color?

• Why does it disappear?

• Why does it appear smaller?

• Why does it appear larger?