science
Grade6
Easy
Question
Moon is a ____ object.
- Luminous
- Non-luminous
- Transparent
- Translucent
Hint:
Objects which do not emit light on their own are known as non-luminous objects.
The correct answer is: Non-luminous
- Luminous objects are which emit light on their own.
- Examples: - Sun, flame of a burning candle
- Non-luminous objects are objects which can not emit light on their own. These objects reflect light from luminous bodies
- Examples: - Moon, Earth
- Objects which do not emit light on their own are known as non-luminous objects. Moon does not emit its own light and therefore is a non-luminous object.
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