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Grade 8 Science Module 4, Lesson 3 23 Vocabulary transparent opaque Reflection Law ofReflection light ray incident ray reflected ray normal angle ofincidence angle ofreflection Refraction Laws ofRefractionLesson 3 Reflection and RefractionLearning OutcomesAfter completing this lesson you will be able to explain the laws of Reflection identify examples of Reflection in daily life compare the Refraction of light through substances of differentdensities explain how Reflection and Refraction produce naturalphenomenaHow Does light Interact with objects ?At the beginning of this unit, when you were brainstorming whatyou knew about light , you may have included some of the waysthat light interacts with objects . In Grade 4 you learned thatobjects can be classifiedas transparent(let light pass through)or opaque (don't let light pass through).
Several natural phenomena are created by the reflection and/or refraction of light. These include everything from our blue sky to sunsets, sundogs, rainbows, mirages, and perhaps the most impressive-northern lights. The following articles describe some of these …
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