Step 1: Understanding the clear vision range
The clear vision range of the normal human eye is generally defined as the distance within which the eye can focus clearly without any corrective lenses. This is typically from a minimum distance of 25 cm to infinity.
Step 2: Why the other options are incorrect
- (A) 25 cm to 100 m: This is incorrect as the clear vision of a normal eye extends beyond 100 m and goes to infinity.
- (C) 50 cm to 2 km: This is incorrect because the minimum clear vision distance for a normal eye is 25 cm, not 50 cm.
- (D) 25 cm to 10 m: This is incorrect as the range of clear vision for a normal eye goes much beyond 10 m, all the way to infinity.
Thus, the correct answer is option (B) 25 cm to infinity.
Draw a memory drawing of any one of the following by pencil. The drawing should not be less than 15 cm:
\begin{enumerate}[(i)] \item Two Guavas with leaves \item Brinjal \item Two Tomatoes \end{enumerate} Keep in view the following points in drawing: \begin{enumerate}[(i)] \item Beauty of lines \hfill 06 marks \item Resemblance of figures \hfill 04 marks \end{enumerate}
Draw a memory drawing of any one of the following by pencil. The drawing should not be less than 15 cm:
\begin{enumerate}[(i)] \item Copy and pen \item Kite \item Open book \end{enumerate} Keep in view the following points in drawing: \begin{enumerate}[(i)] \item Beauty of lines \hfill 06 marks \item Resemblance of figures \hfill 04 marks \end{enumerate}