Behavior of Light Waves & the Eye

When light passes through matter, it is called:

When light enters a material but does not leave it, it is called:

When light rays bounce off the surface of an object, it is called:

When light rays bend or change direction when passing from one medium to another, it is called:

In the image, the term that best fits letter A is:

In the image, the term that best fits letter B is:

In the image, the term that best fits letter C is:

In the image, there is a penny on the bottom of the beaker. The beaker in the left-most image is empty, and the eye is attempting to see the penny from the side/topside of the beaker. In the middle image, the eye is looking straight down into the beaker. In the right-most image, the eye is looking from the side/topside; however, the eye in this image is unable to see the penny. Choose the answer that explains why the eye cannot see the penny in the right-most image.

Choose the answer that explains how the candle will look on the right side of the convex lens.

Complete the sentence: the image on the back of the eye is _________.