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    This document discusses opaque objects and how they form shadows. It explains that opaque objects like wood and books do not allow any light to pass through them, so they create very dark shadows on the opposite side of the light source. An example is given of how an opaque hand blocking a light forms a dark shadow on the surface below it, as the light cannot pass through the opaque object onto the table.

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    This document discusses opaque objects and how they form shadows. It explains that opaque objects like wood and books do not allow any light to pass through them, so they create very dark shadows on the opposite side of the light source. An example is given of how an opaque hand blocking a light forms a dark shadow on the surface below it, as the light cannot pass through the opaque object onto the table.

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    Opaque Objects

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    This document discusses opaque objects and how they form shadows. It explains that opaque objects like wood and books do not allow any light to pass through them, so they create very dark shadows on the opposite side of the light source. An example is given of how an opaque hand blocking a light forms a dark shadow on the surface below it, as the light cannot pass through the opaque object onto the table.

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    SCIENCE FLIPPED

    CLASSROOM

    Opaque Objects

    By,
    Suryashree B
    Grade 3L
    We need light to see things
    Sun is the only source of natural light
    Man-made or indirect sources of light
    Light always travels in straight lines in all directions
    A shadow is formed only when an object
    blocks the path of light
    A shadow is always formed on the opposite
    side of the light source
    Opaque objects do not allow any light to pass through them
    For example: Wooden tables, Books
    No light can pass through
    Opaque Objects examples
    Opaque objects form very
    dark shadows
    Investigating shadows using opaque objects

    This is an example of how a shadow is formed in opaque objects. The light is shining
    down on an opaque object ( the hand) and is not able to pass through onto the table. So
    a very dark shadow is formed where the light could not pass.
    Thank you

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