We can see *Response area* objects because light *Response area* are altered by the objects. Unless an object is perfectly transparent, a little of the light bounces off by the property of *Response area.* Most of the light *Response area* bends by the property of *Response area* as it passes through a clear object. For example, when you look at a glass, *Response area* bends the light as it passes through the glass and the background image ends up changed. Your *Response area* interprets the rays reaching your eye. It determines the shape of the cup by how the background image is distorted.

Question

Responses
-refraction
-parallel
-wave
-transparent
-rays
-brain
-reflection

Answer 1

-displacement
-absorption
-opaque
-perception
-lens
-interpretation