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Objects that are transparent LOOK clear, like eye glasses or water. Light passes through transparent objects, so you can SEE through them. glass is exampletranslucent MEANING they only LET some light through. ... butter paper is exampleThis means that no light is able to pass through them. For example, you are OPAQUE. wood is example
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