Which properties describe the images we see in a plane mirror?, Upright, Upside down, Laterally inverted, Always smaller, Which of the following are examples of virtual images?, Your reflection in a plane mirror, Your reflection in still water, An image projected on a cinema screen, An image formed by a projector, Which statements describe the image formed by a plane mirror?, The image is the same size as the object, The image is always upside down, The image appears behind the mirror, The image is always larger than the object, Which statement correctly describes a real image?, An image only seen in mirrors, An image that can be projected onto a screen, An image that is always upright, An image that is always the same size as the object, When you look in a plane mirror, the image is usually:, Upside down, Smaller than the object, Larger than the object, The same size as the object, If you move closer to a mirror, what happens to your image?, The image disappears, The image moves closer to the mirror, The image moves farther away, The image changes colour, The image in a mirror appears to be, In front of the mirror, Inside the mirror surface, The same distance behind the mirror as the object is in front, Farther behind the mirror than the object, When you raise your left hand in a mirror, the image appears to raise the right hand. This is called:, Reflection inversion, Image reversal, Vertical inversion, Lateral inversion, Why is the word “AMBULANCE” written backwards on the front of ambulances?, So drivers read it correctly in mirrors, So drivers read it quickly in traffic, So drivers notice it from a distance, What happens to light when it reflects from a mirror?, It stops moving, It is absorbed, It changes into sound, It bounces off the surface, Which surface produces a clear reflection?, A smooth surface, A rough wall, A sheet of paper, A painted surface, What type of reflection occurs on a smooth surface like a mirror?, Diffuse reflection, Regular reflection, What type of reflection occurs on a rough surface?, Diffuse reflection, Regular reflection, Why can you not see your image in a sheet of white paper?, Light spreads in many directions, Light spreads in all directions, Light spreads in several directions, Which of the following surfaces would produce the clearest reflection?, Wood, Brick, Paper, Still water, What is a periscope?, A device used to measure light, A device used to produce light, A device used to see over obstacles, A device used to absorb light, How many mirrors are usually inside a simple periscope?, One, Two, Three, Four, Why are mirrors used in periscopes?, To reflect light toward the eye, To produce light for viewing, To absorb light from objects, To stop light from travelling

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