Copy of 8Ja Gamma (11/19/2024)

Light bends towards the normal line because it slows down in water.

Light speeds up and bends away from the normal line in water.

Light travels in a straight line without bending.

Light bends away from the surface as it exits water.

Light enters the eye, passes through the lens, and focuses on the retina to create an image.

Light creates an image on the surface of the eye, which is sent directly to the b

The eye releases light that travels to objects, forming an image.

Light is absorbed by the pupil, creating a visual image in the brain.

Objects change color because artificial lights emit different wavelengths than sunlight.

Objects reflect artificial light differently, altering their texture.

Artificial lights are brighter and make colors fade.

Light behaves the same under all lighting, so colors remain the same.

Transparent materials let no light through; translucent let all light through; opaque let some light through.

Transparent materials let all light through, like glass; translucent let some light through, like frosted glass; opaque let no light through, like wood.

Transparent materials scatter light, translucent block some light, opaque focus l

Transparent materials reflect light, translucent absorb light, opaque let light pass.

Light bends as it enters water, causing the pencil to appear split due to refraction.

The pencil actually bends due to water pressure.

The water absorbs light from the pencil, making it look different.

The water surface blocks light from reaching the pencil.