Answer these, and tell me HOW you got to the answer.

1 answer:

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Here are the answers :)

$\boxed{\bf{27)~Contrast}}$

$\boxed{\bf{45)~The~edges~of~objects}}$ 

 $\boxed{\bf{67)~Light~comes~from~above}}$

 $\boxed{\bf{78)~Eyes~and~mouth}}$

$\boxed{\bf{88)~All~of~the~above}}$

Hope that helps you! :)

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