A material that has a rough surface that scatters light yet allows some light to transmit through and produce an overall blurry image is said to be: Group of answer choices

1.Transparent

2.Translucent

3.Opaque

4.Diffuse

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A material that either reflects all light or absorbs all light and allows no light to transmit is said to be:

Group of answer choices

1.Transparent

2.Translucent

3.Opaque

4.Diffuse

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What are the three Primary colors of light?

Group of answer choices

1.Red, Green, Violet

2.Red, Green, Blue

3.Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

4.White, Black, Brown

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What are pigments?

Group of answer choices

1.Molecules that reflect or absorb certain wavelengths of light giving objects a particular color

2.Transparent lenses that give objects a particular color

3.The material that makes mirrors reflective

4.The material that makes some glass translucent

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What are the three primary colors of Subtractive (pigment based) colors?

Group of answer choices

1.Red, Green, Blue

2.Magenta, Cyan, Yellow

3.Black, White, Grey

4.Pink, Purple, Puce

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The transparent, protective outer surface of the eye:

Group of answer choices

1.Sclera

2.Cornea

3.Iris

4.Retina

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The colored part of the eye that can dilate or contract to regulate the amount of light admitted:

1.Group of answer choices

2.Sclera

3.Cornea

4.Iris

5.Pupil

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Which cells of the retina are used to detect and process colored light?

1.Group of answer choices

2.Rods

3.Cones

4.Cilia

5.Pigments

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What is the function of the "rods" in the retina?

1.Group of answer choices

2.To detect and process light/dark (but not color)

3.To process Red, Green or Blue light waves

4.To transmit nerve impulses to the brain from the eye

5.To protect the cones

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If a person can see objects that are close to him/her in sharp focus, but has difficulty focusing clearly on distant objects, he/she is:

1.Group of answer choices

2.Farsighted

3.Nearsighted

4.legally blind

5.suffering from cataracts

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