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Chintu was holding an object in his hand and he was able to see Mintu through the object very clearly. What could the object possibly be?

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Cardboard sheet

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Metal sheet

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Glass sheet

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Notebook

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Solution

The correct option is C Glass sheet
A material which allows light to completely pass through it is called as transparent material. One can easily see objects on the other side of a transparent object. Out of the given options, glass is the only transparent material. So, Chintu would be holding a glass sheet.

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