science
Grade6
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Question

Which of the following forms a black shadow?

  1. Glass
  2. A frosted glass
  3. A brick wall
  4. Butter paper

hintHint:

A brick wall is an opaque membrane that doesn't allow light to pass through it and shows a black shadow.

The correct answer is: A brick wall


    • The object forms a black shadow when no light is passed through it.
    • If the object allows light to pass through it, the shadow will be a little brighter depending on the amount of refracted light.
    • An opaque object won't allow light to pass through it and shows a black shadow.
    • The brick wall is an opaque membrane compared to the glass and frosted glass.

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