When a Mirage Appears Below the True Location of the Observed

question 91

Short Answer

When a mirage appears below the true location of the observed object, it is called a(n)______mirage.

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Definitions:

Restrictive Clause

A clause that limits or specifies the scope of the noun it modifies and is essential to the meaning of a sentence.

Nonrestrictive Clauses

Clauses that provide additional information which is not essential to the meaning of the sentence and are usually set off by commas.

Restrictive Clauses

Subordinate clauses which serve to precisely define or limit the meaning of a noun in a sentence and are essential to its meaning.

Noun Clauses

A dependent clause that serves the role of a noun in a sentence.