You have often looked into a mirror, of course. But you haven't seen the real picture of your face yet.
And why couldn't you see it? When you look into a mirror, you don't see your face as other people see it.
You see a reversed picture. If you close your left eye, your picture closes its right eye. If you touch your
right ear with your right hand, your picture touches its left ear with its left hand.
     If you have two small mirrors, you can see your faces as your friends see it. You hold the two mirrors
at right angles (角度) to each other and look into them. After some practice you will be able to see the real
picture of your face.
    Now close your left eye and your picture closes its left eye too. Touch your right ear with your right
hand and your picture touches its right ear with its right hand! This happens because each mirror reflected
(反射) the picture in the other mirror. So you see a reversed picture of a reversed picture, which, of course,
is the same as the real picture.

1. When you look into a mirror, you couldn't see ______.

A. the picture of yourself
B. your face as others see it
C. the picture of your face
D. the picture of your eyes

2. What does the word reversed mean in this passage?

A. 暫存的
B. 相反的
C. 模擬的
D. 虛擬的

3. According to the first paragraph of the passage, if you close your left eye, your picture in the mirror ______.

A. closes its right eye
B. closes its left eye
C. touches its right ear
D. touches its left ear

4. Which of the following pictures is right according to the second paragraph of the passage?

M = mirror  P = person

5. We can learn something about ______ from the passage.

A. body language
B. Physical Education (體育)
C. optical illusions (視錯(cuò)覺(jué))
D. television invention