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Welcome to...

A Game of X’s and O’s

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© 2000 - All rights [email protected]

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Click Here ifX Wins

Click Here ifO Wins

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What does absorb mean?

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It means to “soak up” or take in depending on their colour.Home

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What is an artificial light source? Give an example.

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It is a light source created by humans. An example would be a candle.Home

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What is a natural light source? Give an example.

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It is a light source that is not created by people. An example would be the Sun.

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Define opaque material.

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A material that does not allow any light through. Home

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What does reflect mean?

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To cast light and bend it back in another direction, like a mirror.

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What is a shadow?

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If you place an opaque material in front of a light source, the light beam cannot bend around the object

and an area of darkness-a shadow- is created.

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What are translucent materials?

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They are materials that allow some light to pass through. Clear images cannot be

seen through the materials.

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What does the word transmit mean?

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To allow light to pass through space or medium (e.g. light passing through a

coloured filter. ) Home

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What are transparent materials?

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Materials that allow most light to pass through easily. Clear images can be seen through the

materials.

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