Final answer:
The correct answers are that you can see a virtual image and photograph one, you need two mirrors to see the back of your head, the MMPI uses true/false questions, and wave-particle duality only applies to microscopic objects, not macroscopic ones.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question pertains to concepts from Physics, specifically the topic of reflection and image formation. The correct answer to the question about virtual images from Part A is 'yes', one can see a virtual image. This is because virtual images are formed by the extension of light rays and appear to originate from a place behind the mirror. Regarding Part B, the correct answer is 'yes', as well. A virtual image from a flat mirror can indeed be photographed because the camera lens can focus on the light coming from the direction of the virtual image exactly as it would for a real object.
Regarding the minimum number of mirrors required to see the back of your head, the answer is typically two. With one mirror placed in front of you and the other placed at a right angle, you can view the reflection of the back of your head from the second mirror.
The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) is the personality assessment that employs a series of true/false questions. Lastly, wave-particle duality does not apply to macroscopic objects, hence the answer to that question is 'false'.