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Goal • To review the material in Topic 4.4.
1. Complete each statement. Use the words in this list.
concave convex
plane
in front of
behind
direction
real
virtual
angle of reflection angle of incidence normal
a) Images formed in __________ mirrors are always the same size as the object in front of the mirror.
b) Images in convex mirrors are always smaller and ____________ the mirror.
c) The angle of incidence equals the ________________________________.
d) The _________________________, the _________________________, and the ______________
are all found in the same plane.
e) Images in ________________ mirrors can be real or virtual, larger, smaller, or the same size as the
object. They are located in front of or behind the mirror.
2. Draw the reflected ray. Use a protractor.
3. a) How could you use a ball to make a convex mirror? Use pictures or words.
b) How could you use a ball to make a concave mirror? Use pictures or words.
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4. Complete the table about producing images in mirrors. Check () all correct answers.
Desired Image
Type of Mirror
Placement of Object
a real image that is larger than
the object
 convex
 concave
 plane
 between mirror and F
 between F and 2F
 past 2F
 anywhere
a virtual image that is smaller
than the object
 convex
 concave
 plane
 between mirror and F
 between F and 2F
 past 2F
 anywhere
 convex
a virtual image that is the same
 concave
size as the object
 plane
 between mirror and F
 between F and 2F
 past 2F
 anywhere
5. Draw two rays to locate the image in this concave mirror.
6. Makeup mirrors and shaving mirrors are curved mirrors. They form upright images that are larger
than the object.
a) A makeup mirror is a __________________ (concave/convex) mirror.
b) You see a larger image of your face in the mirror when you are 25 cm from the mirror.
What is the focal length of the mirror?
A. less than 12.5 cm
B. less than 25 cm
C. greater than 25 cm
D. greater than 50 cm
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7. Draw rays to locate the image of this arrow.
8. Draw rays to locate the image of this arrow.
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