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Q1: When you look at the back of a spoon, do you seem bigger or smaller?

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Not all mirrors are flat. The back and front of spoons, for example, behave as curved mirrors.

Curved mirrors show you a view which is very different from real life. A bulging (called convex) mirror makes things smaller. These mirrors are used for security and car wing mirrors, for example.

A dished (or concave) mirror gives a narrow field of view. They are used as vanity mirrors, and you also find them behind every torch bulb.

Curved mirrors

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1. READ/play the text 2. CLICK the picture (and video) 3. TRY this: Q1: When you look at the back of a spoon, do you seem bigger or smaller? [Answer]

1. READ/play the text
2. CLICK the picture (and video)
3. TRY this:

Q1: When you look at the back of a spoon, do you seem bigger or smaller?

[Answer]