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A curved mirror produces an optical (i) _____ a (ii) _____ in the ap
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05 Oct 2023, 01:33
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A curved mirror produces an optical (i) _____ — a (ii) _____ in the appearance of the object it reflects. While looking in such a mirror may amuse some, others may find it (iii) _____.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
|---|---|---|
| A. vacillation | D. distortion | G. debilitating |
| B. aberration | E. divergence | H. humorous |
| C. translucence | F. detraction | I. discomfiting |
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Re: A curved mirror produces an optical (i) _____ a (ii) _____ in the ap
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08 Dec 2023, 16:23
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Re: A curved mirror produces an optical (i) _____ a (ii) _____ in the ap
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09 Dec 2023, 13:11
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The answers are B, D and I.
Blank (i): "Aberration" refers to a deviation or change from the usual or expected appearance caused by the curved mirror.
Blank (ii): "Distortion" indicates the alteration or change in the reflected object's appearance, which occurs due to the mirror's curved surface.
Blank (iii): "Discomfiting" reflects the feeling of discomfort or unease that some individuals may experience while looking into such a mirror, indicating that it can be unsettling or disturbing for some.
Therefore, the accurate completion using "aberration," "distortion," and "discomfiting" effectively describes the effect of a curved mirror on the appearance of reflected objects and the discomfort it may evoke in certain individuals.
Blank (i): "Aberration" refers to a deviation or change from the usual or expected appearance caused by the curved mirror.
Blank (ii): "Distortion" indicates the alteration or change in the reflected object's appearance, which occurs due to the mirror's curved surface.
Blank (iii): "Discomfiting" reflects the feeling of discomfort or unease that some individuals may experience while looking into such a mirror, indicating that it can be unsettling or disturbing for some.
Therefore, the accurate completion using "aberration," "distortion," and "discomfiting" effectively describes the effect of a curved mirror on the appearance of reflected objects and the discomfort it may evoke in certain individuals.
