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In a dark room you see objects when you shine a flashlight because A. the objects you see are refracted. B. the objects you see are blackened. C. the objects you see are illuminated
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In a dark room you see objects when you shine a flashlight because

A. the objects you see are refracted.
B. the objects you see are blackened.
C. the objects you see are illuminated

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The answer would be A
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