Use the terms in the vocabulary box to fill in the blanks.You can use each term more than once. You will not need to use every term. 1. The process in which light bounces off an object is called 2. The process in which light travels through an object is called 3. The process in which light energy remains in the object that it hits is called 4. A is an arrow that shows the direction light is travelling. 5. Light will travel through a(n) object as if there was no object in its path. 6. objects do not allow light to go through them. 7. Light scatters in different directions after travelling through objects. 8. Opaque objects will only or light. 9. and objects will transmit light. 10. Clear glass is an example of a(n) object. 11.Wax is an example of a(n) object. 12.A book is an example of a(n) object.

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Use the terms in the vocabulary box to fill in the blanks.You can use each term more than once. You will not need to use every term. 1. The process in which light bounces off an object is called 2. The process in which light travels through an object is called 3. The process in which light energy remains in the object that it hits is called 4. A is an arrow that shows the direction light is travelling. 5. Light will travel through a(n) object as if there was no object in its path. 6. objects do not allow light to go through them. 7. Light scatters in different directions after travelling through objects. 8. Opaque objects will only or light. 9. and objects will transmit light. 10. Clear glass is an example of a(n) object. 11.Wax is an example of a(n) object. 12.A book is an example of a(n) object.

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1. The process in which light bounces off an object is called **reflection**.2. The process in which light travels through an object is called **transmission**.3. The process in which light energy remains in the object that it hits is called **absorption**.4. A **ray** is an arrow that shows the direction light is travelling.5. Light will travel through a(n) **transparent** object as if there was no object in its path.6. **Opaque** objects do not allow light to go through them.7. Light scatters in different directions after travelling through **translucent** objects.8. Opaque objects will only **reflect** or **absorb** light.9. **Transparent** and **translucent** objects will transmit light.10. Clear glass is an example of a(n) **transparent** object.11. Wax paper is an example of a(n) **translucent** object.12. A book is an example of a(n) **opaque** object.

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