This material reflects 100% of light and transmits 0%
What is a mirror?
This word means to bounce off.
True or false: If we didn't have light we would still be able to see the object.
What is false?
Your eye receives many inputs during the day, when it is processing these inputs, this is the one it tends to process before others.
What is the stronger input?
This material transmit about 80% of light and reflects about 20%.
What is glass?
This word means to pass through something
What is transmit?
This part of the eye flattens and curves so it can focus the eye
What is the lens?
We see because this all has to happen.
What is light from a light source to an object that reflects light and then goes to our eyes or we have to have path of light and line of sight line up?
This material roughly transmits 50% and reflects about 50%.
What is a One way mirror?
anything that gives off light, either artificial or natural
What is a light source?
This part of the eye takes the light signals in the back of the eye.
What is the Retina?
In the diagram below, there is no light in the music teacher's room but light has to enter in order for use to see where is the light coming from?

What is light is transmitting through the one way mirror and reflecting off back to the student?
This keeps light from transmitting through glass.
What is dust or dirt or impurities?
a material that allows light to pass through so that objects behind can be seen
What is transparent?
In order for us to see, light has to reflect off an object, but it also has to be in this.
Below is a picture of light hitting the one way mirror. Using the picture why would this keep more light out of a room?

This is the reflective material in the back of a mirror and also the reflective part of a One way mirror.
What is the silvering?
When light passes through a material that causes it to change direction
What is refract?
light travels in this way.
What is a straight line?
Using the picture what happens when light travels to the eye? Remember to add what each part does!
