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    T SC 203 Translucent Transparent or Opaque Sorting Powerpoint Ver 3

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    The document defines transparent objects as allowing light to pass through clearly, translucent objects as allowing some scattered light to pass through, and opaque objects as blocking all light. It then provides examples of common objects and asks the reader to identify them as transparent, translucent, or opaque, providing feedback on the answers.

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    The document defines transparent objects as allowing light to pass through clearly, translucent objects as allowing some scattered light to pass through, and opaque objects as blocking all light. It then provides examples of common objects and asks the reader to identify them as transparent, translucent, or opaque, providing feedback on the answers.

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    Transparent

    If an object is transparent, it means light completely passes through it and you can
    see clearly through it.
    Translucent
    If an object is translucent, it means that some light passes through it but the light is
    scattered so you can’t see clearly through it.
    Opaque
    If an object is opaque, it means no light can pass through it. It blocks
    the light.
    What Do You Think?
    Look at these objects and decide if you think they are translucent, transparent or
    opaque.
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    1 A window

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Well Done!
    Transparent
    You’re correct!

    Translucent
    Never mind. Keep trying.

    Never mind. Keep trying.


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    2 Sunglasses

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Never mind.
    Transparent
    Keep trying.

    Translucent
    Well Done! You’re correct!

    Never mind. Keep trying.


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    3 A book

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Never mind.
    Transparent
    Keep trying.

    Translucent
    Never mind. Keep trying.

    Well Done! You’re correct!


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    4 Ice cubes

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Never mind.
    Transparent
    Keep trying.

    Translucent
    Well Done! You’re correct!

    Never mind. Keep trying.


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    5 A glass jar

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Well Done!
    Transparent
    You’re correct!

    Translucent
    Never mind. Keep trying.

    Never mind. Keep trying.


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    6 A coat

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Never mind.
    Transparent
    Keep trying.

    Translucent
    Never mind. Keep trying.

    Well Done! You’re correct!


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    7 A lamp shade

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Never mind.
    Transparent
    Keep trying.

    Translucent
    Well Done! You’re correct!

    Never mind. Keep trying.


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    8 An apple

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Never mind.
    Transparent
    Keep trying.

    Translucent
    Never mind. Keep trying.

    Well Done! You’re correct!


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    9 A bottle of water

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Well Done!
    Transparent
    You’re correct!

    Translucent
    Never mind. Keep trying.

    Never mind. Keep trying.


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    10 A table

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Never mind.
    Transparent
    Keep trying.

    Translucent
    Never mind. Keep trying.

    Well Done! You’re correct!


    Opaque
    Transparent, Translucent or Opaque?
    11 A stained glass window

    Click on an answer below to see if


    you’re correct.

    Never mind.
    Transparent
    Keep trying.

    Translucent
    Well Done! You’re correct!

    Never mind. Keep trying.


    Opaque

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