Question

choose the correct answer. if you shine a flashlight at an object and it casts a black shadow, what kind of object is it? opaque transparent translucent

Explanation:

Opaque objects do not allow light to pass through them. When light (like from a flashlight) hits an opaque object, it is blocked, and a shadow (in this case, a black shadow as no light is getting through) is formed. Transparent objects let most light pass through, so they don't cast dark shadows. Translucent objects let some light pass through, so their shadows are not completely black (they are dimmer but not as dark as opaque object shadows).

Answer:

opaque