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Light travels out from sources of light in straight lines. These lines are often called rays or beams of light.\u003Cbr>Light travels from the light source\u003Cbr>Light from objects travels into the eye |  |  |  |\n| | |  | |\n| A shadow is always the same shape as the object that casts it. This is because when an opaque object is in the path of light from a light source, it will block the light and cast a shadow. |  |  |  |\n| \u003Cbr>Shadows can also be elongated or shortened depending on the angle of the light source.\u003Cbr>A shadow is also larger when the object is closer to the light source. This is because it blocks more of the light. |  | |  |\n\n\n| Sticky Vocabulary |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| light rays | Light travelling from a source in a straight line. |\n| translucent | Describes objects that let some light through, but scatter the light so we can’t see through them clearly. |\n| transparent | Describes objects that let light travel through them easily, meaning you can see through the object. |","cbCaisbiHK41ftaa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisbiHK41ftaa","pdf",214410,"English","# Light Fundamentals\n## Properties of Light and Vision\n## Mechanics of Shadow Formation\n## Key Vocabulary Definitions","[{\"question\":\"How does light travel from a source?\",\"answer\":\"Light travels from a source in straight lines, which are often referred to as rays or beams of light.\"},{\"question\":\"What causes a shadow to change size?\",\"answer\":\"A shadow becomes larger when the object casting it is moved closer to the light source, as this allows the object to block a greater proportion of the light path.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between transparent and translucent objects?\",\"answer\":\"Transparent objects allow light to travel through them easily, making them clear, whereas translucent objects allow only some light to pass through but scatter it, preventing a clear view.\"}]","Year 6 - Light Education | PDF",1790589840]