Why can you see the ground around a puddle in a photo?
Group of answer choices
Light from another source bounces off the ground and enters your eyes
The ground emits its own light
The ground absorbs all light
The ground reflects light but does not allow it to enter your eyes
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How does light from a lamp allow you to see yourself in a mirror?
Group of answer choices
The light reflects off your skin, then off the mirror, and enters your eyes
The light from the lamp passes through the mirror and enters your eyes
The mirror absorbs the light and shows an image of you
The light from the lamp bounces off the mirror and directly hits your eyes
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Question 1: Why can you see the ground around a puddle in a photo?
Correct Answer: Light from another source bounces off the ground and enters your eyes.
Question 2: How does light from a lamp allow you to see yourself in a mirror?
Correct Answer: The light reflects off your skin, then off the mirror, and enters your eyes.
