The Eye
This part of the eye allows us to focus on images far away or up close
What is the Lens?
A one-way mirror allows a light to both _______ and _______
What is reflect and transmit?
This object is mostly transparent, but a little bit reflective.
What is glass/window?
Light can move through this material, making it _______
Transparent
This part of the eye is the first part that light interacts with
What is the Cornea? (If you said Pupil, I'll allow it)
Why does the music teacher see the student?
The light from the students room is transmitting through
This object allows an equal amount of light to transmit and reflect.
What is a one-way mirror?
Light cannot move through this material, making it _______
Opaque
This part of the eye changes the size of the pupil determining how much light comes in or out
What is the Iris?
Why can't the music student see the teacher?
The light from the music student's room is reflecting off of him and then back toward him because the mirror is silvered on his side.
This object is fully opaque and reflective.
What is a mirror?
An occurrence in nature that can be seen, heard, or felt.
What is a phenomenon?
This part of the eye changes light into electrical signals to be sent to the brain
What is the Retina?
True! Our eyes just prioritize the greater amount of light from the reflection.
This is the process that makes glass reflective.
What is silvering?
Light bouncing off of an object.
What is reflection?
This nerve send the electrical signals to the brain to create an image
What is the Optic Nerve?
This is the reason why glass is still reflective.
What are smudges, impurities, the light on both sides of the room (one side is darker than the other)
This is the material/object that when light interacts with it, separates light into all colors
What is a glass prism?
Light moving through and bending through an object.
What is refraction