Transparent Transparent materials let light pass through them in straight lines, so that you can see clearly through them. Examples: Eye glasses A window.

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Transparent Transparent materials let light pass through them in straight lines, so that you can see clearly through them. Examples: Eye glasses A window pane (glass) An aquarium

Translucent Translucent materials let some light through, but they scatter the light in all directions, so that you cannot see clearly through them. Examples: Tissue Paper Wax Paper Tinted Glass Frosted Window A piece of notebook paper

Opaque Opaque materials do not let any light pass through them. They block the light. Examples: Wood Brick Wall Chalk Board

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