How light acts when passing through translucent, transparent and opaque objects Flashcards

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What is the definition of transparent objects?

A

Transparent objects allow light to pass through them without significant scattering.

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What is an example of a translucent material?

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Frosted glass is an example of a translucent material.

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True or False: Opaque objects allow light to pass through.

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False

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Fill in the blank: Light passing through a _____ object is fully blocked.

A

opaque

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How do transparent objects affect the appearance of colors?

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Transparent objects do not alter the colors of light passing through them.

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What happens to light when it hits a translucent object?

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It is scattered, allowing some light to pass through but not enough to see clearly.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of opaque objects? A) They absorb light B) They allow light to pass through C) They reflect light

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B) They allow light to pass through

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What is the primary characteristic of translucent materials?

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They permit some light to pass through but diffuse it.

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True or False: All light is absorbed by opaque materials.

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True

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What is an example of a transparent material?

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Clear glass is an example of a transparent material.

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Fill in the blank: Translucent materials are often used in _____ to provide privacy while allowing light.

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bathrooms

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How does light behave when it encounters an opaque object?

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It is either absorbed or reflected, but not transmitted.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is an example of an opaque object? A) Water B) Wood C) Air

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B) Wood

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What is the effect of light passing through a transparent object?

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It continues in a straight line without significant distortion.

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True or False: Translucent objects can be used for decorative purposes.

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True

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Fill in the blank: The amount of light transmitted through a _____ object is minimal.

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What is a common application of transparent materials?

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Windows in buildings.

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Multiple Choice: Which material would scatter light the most? A) Clear plastic B) Frosted glass C) Mirror

A

B) Frosted glass

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What happens to light rays when they pass through a transparent object?

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They are refracted, changing direction slightly.

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True or False: The color of a transparent object can change the color of light passing through it.

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Fill in the blank: _____ materials do not scatter light and are completely see-through.

A

Transparent

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What is the main difference between translucent and transparent materials?

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Translucent materials scatter light, while transparent materials do not.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following materials is usually opaque? A) Air B) Plastic wrap C) Metal

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What is the role of light absorption in opaque objects?

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Opaque objects absorb most of the light that hits them.

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True or False: Light can be transmitted through an opaque object.
False
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Fill in the blank: _____ objects allow for clear visibility of images through them.
Transparent