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jayhills49

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To spear a blue fish with a red laser beam and compensate for refraction, aim your laser
 
  A) directly at the sighted fish.
  B) above the sighted fish.
  C) below the sighted fish.

Question 2

Stars twinkle when seen from Earth. When seen by an astronaut on the Moon, stars
 
  A) twinkle more.
  B) twinkle less.
  C) don't twinkle.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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