Far and Near

If you are standing at a distance of $1 \text{ meter}$ from a mirror, your image appears to be ____ from the mirror surface.

In a top view of a village, a house that is far from the camera will look ____ than a house that is close to the camera.

If the distance from your school to your home is $3 \text{ km}$, how many meters is that?

If you look through a pair of binoculars, 'far' objects appear ____.

If you double the distance between yourself and an object, the object will generally appear to be __________.

A pipe seen from one end looks like a ring. This is because we are looking at its __________.

A map distance of $0.5\text{ cm}$ represents $5\text{ km}$. How much distance is represented by $10\text{ cm}$?

If a star is $4 \text{ light-years}$ away and another is $12 \text{ light-years}$ away, how many times further is the second star than the first?

A map of a park has a scale of $1 \text{ cm} = 50 \text{ m}$. If the distance from the gate to the fountain is $3.6 \text{ cm}$, and from the fountain to the swing is $2.4 \text{ cm}$ in the same direction, what is the actual distance from the gate to the swing?

Looking down a long corridor, a door $2 \text{ m}$ high appears $10 \text{ cm}$ tall. If you walk halfway towards the door, how tall will it appear?