give me things that reflect light
everything that is visible to the naked eye reflects light because all we are seeing is the light that is not absorbed being bounced off that object.
For the best answers, search on this site Nothing solid is a perfect absorber or perfectly transparent, so yes anything solid reflects light. The reason you can see your hand, or a dark colored thing, or an uneven surface, is that it reflects light toward your eyes. You could theoretically see a dark colored thing by contrast, by noticing an area that's darker than the surroundings, without it having to reflect any light. But in practice even dark colored things reflect some light.
Anything you see that doesn't emit light is reflecting it. Examples - the moon is reflecting the Sun's light, but the sun is emitting light directly. A lightbulb emits light - but you can see the lamp itself because of reflected light.
Except for stars, EVERYTHING that you see reflects light. .
