Question

Report choose 1 answer: a) a no change b) b broken; the faces of the sundial appear not to match; and the globe is tipped upside-down. c) c broken; the faces of the sundial appear not to match, and the globe is tipped upside-down. d) d broken, the faces of the sundial appear not to match; and the globe is tipped upside-down. e) e i would be guessing.

1) a no change
2) broken; the faces of the sundial appear not to match; and the globe is tipped upside-down
3) broken; the faces of the sundial appear not to match, and the globe is tipped upside-down
4) broken, the faces of the sundial appear not to match; and the globe is tipped upside-down
5) i would be guessing

Answer 1

The correct option is c) broken; the faces of the sundial appear not to match, and the globe is tipped upside-down.

Step-by-step explanation:

In this question, the student is asked to choose which option accurately describes the condition of a sundial. The correct answer is option c) broken; the faces of the sundial appear not to match, and the globe is tipped upside-down.

A sundial with a vertical gnomon indicates noon correctly when its shadow points north or south. However, at other times of the day, the direction of the shadow may depend on the season. It is important for the sundial's faces to match in order to accurately tell time. Additionally, the globe being tipped upside-down would further contribute to the overall broken condition of the sundial.