Two people stand on opposite sides of a windowless door but cannot see each other.

Which interaction between light and matter explains this?

A.
When light strikes the door from each side, it is absorbed.

B.
When light strikes the door from each side, it is transmitted.

C.
When light strikes the door from each side, it is reflected.

D.
When light strikes the door from each side, it is refracted.

Question

Two people stand on opposite sides of a windowless door but cannot see each other. 

 

Which interaction between light and matter explains this?
	
	
 
A.
	When light strikes the door from each side, it is absorbed.
	
 
B.
	When light strikes the door from each side, it is transmitted.
	
 
C.
	When light strikes the door from each side, it is reflected.
	
 
D.
	When light strikes the door from each side, it is refracted.

anonymous · Answer

A...I guess @Destinymasha is it?

destinymasha · Answer

i think A

anonymous · Answer

hi I got another question: 
Which best defines transparent and provides an example of a material that is transparent to light? 	
	
 
A.
	the ability to refract light; for example, a lens
	
 
B.
	the ability to reflect light; for example, a mirror
	
 
C.
	the ability to transmit light; for example, glass
	
 
D.
	the ability to absorb light; for example, roofing material

anonymous · Answer

i think its c