Objects are described as transparent, translucent or opaque depending on how much light they allow to pass through.List two examples of each type of object.transparenttranslucentopaqueDefinitionAllowing nearly all light to pass throughAllowing only some light to pass throughNot allowing light to pass throughCan we see through the object?Yes, a clear imageYes, a blurred imageNoExample 1Example 2

Which of these best describes a translucent object?

What is meant by a translucent object?

Quiz InstructionsTell whether the given objects below are OPAQUE, TRANSPARENT, or TRANSLUCENT. Flag question: Question 1Question 1Tips1 ptsWater Flag question: Question 2Question 2Tips1 ptsClear plastics Flag question: Question 3Question 3Tips1 ptsFrosted glass shower door. Flag question: Question 4Question 4Tips1 ptsCardboard Flag question: Question 5Question 5Tips1 ptsBuildings

Alex shines a white light through a transparent object. As it passes through the object, the white light bends and separates into different bands of color. What kind of object did Alex MOST LIKELY shine the white light through?ResponsesA a concave lensa concave lensB a convex lensa convex lensC a prisma prismD a window

What happens to a light beam when it passes through a translucent material such as waxed paper?*1 pointMost of the light passes throughLight is reflected in its incident pathMost of the light is absorbed and very little is reflectedLight is not allowed to pass through