Light Notes

What happens to light when it strikes an object?

• Tansmited, Reflected, or Absorbed
• Blurred, Scattered, or Suspeneded
• Imaged, Mirrored, or Refracted
• Transmitted, Filtered, or Disolved

What type of material transmits most of the light that strikes it?

• Transparent
• Transluent
• Opaque
• Filtered

What are some examples of transparent material?

• Clear Glass, Water, and Air
• Waxed Paper or Frosted Glass
• Wood, Metal or Fabric
• Blurred, Absorbed, and Filtered

What type of material lets light pass through material WITHOUT being scattered?

• Transparent
• Transluent
• Opaque
• Filtered

What type of material scatters light?

• Transparent
• Transluent
• Opaque
• Filtered

What type of material can you see through but the object is blurred?

• Transparent
• Transluent
• Opaque
• Filtered

What are some examples of translucent material?

• Clear Glass, Water, and Air
• Waxed Paper or Frosted Glass
• Wood, Metal or Fabric
• Blurred, Absorbed, and Filtered

What type of material is reflected or absorbed when the light strikes it?

• Transparent
• Transluent
• Opaque
• Filtered

What does the color of an opaque object depend on?

• the light it reflects
• the light that passes through
• the light that is blurred
• the light that is filtered

What are some examples of opaque material?

• Clear Glass, Water, and Air
• Waxed Paper or Frosted Glass
• Wood, Metal or Fabric
• Blurred, Absorbed, and Filtered