Did you ever make a camera by yourself?<br />Students in class 9, grade 8 of her fay, number 45 middle school did.<br />They made cameras with paper and glass.<br />It was a physics class, and they are interested in it.<br />The students have been learning about light and pictures these days.<br />The self-made cameras can't really take photos.<br />But with them, students can see a building that is about 200 meters away clearly.<br />Students made cameras in different sizes.<br />One is just half the size of a computer mouse.<br />Another one is as big as a telephone.<br />The camera with the clearest picture got a full mark.<br />Did you ever make a camera by yourself?<br />Students in class 9, grade 8 of her fay, number 45 middle school did.<br />They made cameras with paper and glass.<br />It was a physics class, and they are interested in it.<br />The students have been learning about light and pictures these days.<br />The self-made cameras can't really take photos.<br />But with them, students can see a building that is about 200 meters away clearly.<br />Students made cameras in different sizes.<br />One is just half the size of a computer mouse.<br />Another one is as big as a telephone.<br />The camera with the clearest picture got a full mark.
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Did the students in Class 9,Grade 8 of Hefei No.45 Middle School make cameras by themselves?
A . Yes, they did.B . No, they didn't.C . I don't know.
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Which subject are students interested in?
A . Chemistry.B . Math.C . Physics.
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What were the "cameras" made of?
A . Paper and glass.B . Silver and glass.C . Glass and clay.
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What kind of "camera" can get a full mark?
A . The biggest one.B . The smallest one.C . The one with the clearest picture.
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What can we learn from the passage?
A . The self-made cameras can really take photos.B . Students made cameras in different sizes.C . Students can see a building that is 2,000 meters away clearly.