Jawaban:

When we see reflections of objects, we are actually seeing the light that bounces off the surface of an object and is reflected back to our eyes. In the case of a pencil reflected on the surface of a metal spoon, the light that bounces off the pencil travels to the surface of the spoon and reflects back to our eyes.

The reflection of the pencil in the metal spoon appears similar to the real pencil in terms of its shape and size. The reflection shows a mirrored image of the pencil, which means that if the pencil is facing right in real life, it will also appear to be facing right in the reflection.

However, there are some differences between the reflection of the pencil and the real pencil. The reflection of the pencil is reversed or inverted, which means that the right side of the pencil appears on the left side of the reflection and vice versa. Additionally, the reflection of the pencil is two-dimensional and lacks depth, unlike the real pencil which is three-dimensional and has depth.