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My idea is that Option (c) is correct  as your eyes will need time to adjust to the darkness because it has happened to me before.

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I need to understand why the apple cannot be seen when the lights are switched off.

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The new information that I have learnt is that a light source is needed for a shadow to be formed.

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Building on Sharlene's idea in her light project, light travels in straight line and that is the reason why we can see ourselves in the mirror and also be able to see objects around us.

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Putting our ideas together we have concluded that option (b) is correct now  because...

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Yes, agreed as based on our experiments in school it helps us explain that...

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Jayden Seow. My option is C. Light enables us to see, but since light is absent, our eyes will adapt

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My idea is that option C is correct as I have experienced this and that our eyes need time to adjust to the darkness but the apple will be in black and white.

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Sonja//My idea is option c because our eyes need time to adjust to the darkness but the colour would be black and white.

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My idea is option C.When your surroundings is dark, you can see object(s) once your eyes get used to the darkness but you will see the object(s) in black and white.

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My idea is option c.When it is dark our eyes will need time to adjust and you will see under a faint shadow black and white.

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I need To understand how the apple can be seen without light

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light must be present for shadows to be formed

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I think the answer is C because our eyes need time to adjust to the darkness and the apple should be black not red.

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Does mosquitoes get attracted to light?

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light is needed for a shadow to be formed

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we can see when light goes into our eye

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the new information i have learnt is that we can see objects after our eyes have adjusted to the darkness.

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Does bees get attracted to light?Sometimes at night when I on the lights, bees may come...

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Why can we see apple when it is dark?

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light must be present so we can see

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can a rainbow be formed/seen in the darkness?

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My idea is c as it is dark in the room and i will not be able to see the colour of the apple

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THINK THAT IT IS OPTION(C) AS MAJORITY OF PEOPLE SUGGESTED (C)AND WHEN IN DARKNESS,WE CANNOT DISTINGUISH COLORS BUT WE CAN STILL SEE THINGS

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My idea is option C because our eyes will adjust to the darkness first then we will see either a faint shadow or the object is black or white

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i think the answer is(C)as you will only see the apple after your eyes can adjust to the light

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Building on Elora's idea, our eyes need time to adjust to the darkness but the apple will be in white and black because there isn't any light source at ALL

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The new information I have learnt is, we can see things even though it is dark but our eyes will need to adjust to the darkness first.

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C. Even though light is absent, we can see the apple, but we can't see the colour of the apple

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I think that option(c) is the answer because we need time for our eyes to adjust to the dark and be able to see only black and white.

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the answer is surely (C).as we cannot see the red of the apple

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(c) we can only see things things in black and white in the dark.

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We think it is Option C because after your eyes adjust to the dark, you will be able to see the object but not the object's colour.

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Putting our ideas together we concluded that option C is the answer.

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we concluded that c is the best answer as there is no light to see the colour of the apple

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The answer is c

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there is no light so it must be (C)

And we have concluded that the answer is option (C)

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I think the answer is c

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if we want to see the colour of the apple, light must be present

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How will our eyes adjust to the darkness?

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Our eyes will adjust to the darkness first then ours eyes will see a faint outline of the apple.

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Have the apple be lighter or have the room be darker. When the apple or an object(s) is lighter,it will have a faint shadow

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Put the apple further away from a screen or a wall. this makes the shadow larger. Put the object closer to the screen or the wall to have a smaller shadow

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Put the apple further away from the wall and the shadow will be bigger. Put the apple nearer to the screen and the shadow will be smaller

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As light is absent. Our eyes need time to adjust to the darkness. Then, our eyes will see a faint outline of the apple.

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Have a lighter apple. the lighter the apple is, the fainter the shadow will be.

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OPTION C AS LIGHT ENABLES US TO SEE BUT IN THE ABSENSE OF LIGHT, OUR EYES WILL ADAPT.

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AS LIGHT IS ABSENT, OUR EYES WILL ADAPT TO THE SURROUNDING DARKNESS AND OUR EYES WILL THEN SEE THE OUTLINE OF THE APPLE.

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In order to make the outline of the apple sharper,you would need to make the lights dimmer

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You could move the apple closer to the screen to make it's shadow smaller . Movethe  apple further from the screen to make it's shadow larger

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Putting our ideas together, I concluded that the answer is A as there is no light and our eyes can don't give out light. Thus, we cannot see the apple.

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You could move the apple nearer to the torch to make its shadow larger and move the apple nearer to the screen to make its shadow smaller.

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no because there is no light for us to see

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How can we see in the dark?

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you could move the apple closer to the screen or move the light source towards the apple.

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If we want to see in the dark we will need light to see in the dark.

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to see a faint outline of the apple we need a bit of light to see so the answer should be (A)

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We can conclude that the answer is d

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there is no light and so there is no shadow!!!!

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