1. How do eyeglasses help a nearsighted person see more clearly?
(a) Diverging lenses bend light entering the eye, so the image focuses farther from the front of the eye.
(b) Diverging lenses bend light entering the eye, so the image focuses closer to the front of the eye.
(c) Converging lenses bend light entering the eye, so the image focuses farther from the front of the eye.
(d) Converging lenses bend light entering the eye, so the image focuses closer to the front of the eye.
(e) Lenses adjust the distance from the cornea to the back of the eye.
2. When you closely examine an object through a magnifying glass, the magnifying glass
(a) Makes the object bigger.
(b) Makes the object appear closer than it actually is.
(c) Makes the object appear farther than it actually is.
(d) Causes additional light rays to be emitted by the object.