Relative to the actual image being viewed, the image reflected on the retina of the eye is
A) identical in its spatial orientation.
B) slightly elongated.
C) right side up and reversed.
D) upside down and reversed.

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The image reflected on the retina of the eye is upside down and reversed compared to the actual image being viewed. This is due to the way the light rays are refracted by the lens of the eye before forming an inverted image on the retina.

Relative to the Actual Image Being Viewed, the Image Reflected