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 Define the transparent, translucent and opaque objects. Write down the name of these objects seen around you. 

Important Questions on Light, Shadows and Reflections

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Which of the following objects allow light to pass through them?
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The sun and stars are examples of _____ (luminous/ non-luminous) objects.

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Suggest two ways of converting transparent plastic sheet into translucent sheet.
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Objects which emit their own light are known as _____ objects.
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State one way of making a non-luminous object to emit light.
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Frosted glass is an example of _____ object.

(Choose from the following: transparent/ translucent)

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An example of natural source of light is _____.

(Choose from the following: sun/glowing bulb)

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Match the statements in Column A with those in Column B.

Column A Column B
1. An optical medium which has different composition at different points (a) 3×108 m/s
2. A body which does not allow light to pass through it. (b) Ray of light
3. The speed of light (c) Luminous 
4. The path along which light energy travels in a given direction. (d) Opaque
5. A body emitting light on its own. (e) Heterogeneous

 

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Tables, cricket balls, and walls are examples of _____ objects.

(Choose from the following: opaque/translucent)

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Classify the following as transparent, translucent and opaque bodies:

Stone, wax, paper, reading glass, skin of drum, wood, smoke, milk, leather, blood and dense fog. 

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Sometimes, you can see the Sun or the Moon behind the clouds. What can you say about the nature of clouds, regarding transmission of light?   
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An example of artificial source of light is _____.

(Choose from the following: sun/glowing bulb)