Opaque Objects | MCQs

Explanation

When light strikes an opaque object, the light is blocked, thus a Shadow is formed on the opposite side of the object.

Explanation

• When a ray of light strikes a brick wall, it is reflected by the wall.
• This is because brick walls are opaque.
• It means they do not allow light to pass through them.
• Instead, the light bounces back, or is reflected, by the wall.

Explanation

Opaque objects form sharp and dark shadows because they block all light from passing through, creating a clear and defined shadow.

Explanation

• Opaque objects do not allow any light to travel through them, as they absorb or reflect all of the light.
• Examples: Metals, wood, stone, paper, books, table, wall, newspaper, brick wall, wooden objects, trees and thick clothing.