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Which visual difference may be observed between an empty cup and a filled cup?

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Correct answer: A filled cup may show the top surface of its contents

When a cup is filled, the liquid or other material may have a visible upper surface inside the opening. Its shape, level, and ellipse can provide information about the contents and the viewing angle, so option B is correct. An empty cup is not necessarily larger, a filled cup still casts a shadow, and emptiness does not make a cup transparent. Transparency depends on the cup’s material, not on whether it contains something.

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Art EducationObject ObservationCupFilled ObjectTop SurfaceViewpointDrawing BasicsClass 9 Mcq

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