Question

On a cool, still autumn morning, Carol noticed that she could see the exact image of the trees surrounding the pond. She could even distinguish between the red and yellow leaves on the trees while she looked into the pond at the trees' mirror images. How did the pond provide Carol with these exact color images?

Answer 1

The answer is D.  The different colored leafs reflect different wavelengths.

Answer 2

Answer: The different colored leaves reflected different wavelengths which Carol saw reflected from the pond.

Step-by-step explanation:

The color of the leaves is easily noticed because the the different colored leaves reflected wavelengths which was seen by carol. These wavelengths was reflected by from the pond.

So, because of reflection from the pond the pictures of the leaves was seen. Reflection can be defined as the phenomenon by which the the light bounces back from the same angle at which it was inclined by striking on a smooth surface.