science
Grade6
Easy
Question
What is the color of the shadow formed by an opaque object?
- Black
- Grey
- White
- Light yellow
Hint:
The color of the shadow formed by an opaque object is black.
The correct answer is: Black
- An opaque object does not allow even a little amount of light to pass through it.
- The light applied to an opaque object crosses over the object through the sides without getting into the opaque membrane.
- This makes the light form a black shadow of the object.
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