Question

We are able to see the objects around us because:

• A. The light reflected from the objects enters our eyes
• B. The objects absorb all the light
• C. Light travels in a straight line
• D. The light reflected from the eyes reaches the object

Answer 1

The correct option is A The light reflected from the objects enters our eyes

We are able to see objects around us because of light. Light makes us visible. Light always travels in a straight line. The objects are visible to us because they reflect the light source.
A light source will emit light to all possible directions. When a ray of light falls on an object, it bounces back to the same medium, this phenomenon is known as the reflection of light. When this reflected light rays from the object enters our eyes, this makes the things visible.