Color Perception | MCQs

Explanation

A material that absorbs all wavelengths (colors) of visible light reflects none, so no light reaches your eyes.

This absence of reflected light makes the object appear black.

Explanation

• If an object absorbs all seven colors of light (i.e., all the wavelengths of visible light), it appears black.
• This is because no light is being reflected, and our eyes perceive the absence of light as black.
• When an object reflects all the component colors of light, it appears white.

Explanation

Sunlight is white but appears yellow due to light scattering in the Earth's atmosphere.