Question

use the text to put the events in order.
telescopes let you see faraway objects better than you could if you were using your eyes
alone. in a refracting telescope, light from an object first passes through the lens at the
larger end of the telescope. this is called the objective lens. the light is then bent, or
refracted, before appearing at the telescopes focus point. the lens at the smaller end of
the telescope is called the eyepiece lens. it takes the image that appears at the focus
point and magnifies it. this lets you see the object clearly.
image of
object appears
at focus point.
light passes
through large
objective lens.
light is bent.
eyepiece lens
magnifies the
image.

Explanation:

According to the text, first light passes through the large objective lens (so "Light passes through large objective lens" is first). Then the light is bent (as stated in the text "The light is then bent"), so "Light is bent" is second. After that, the image of the object appears at the focus point ("It takes the image that appears at the focus point"), so "Image of object appears at focus point" is third. Finally, the eyepiece lens magnifies the image ("the eyepiece lens magnifies it"), so "Eyepiece lens magnifies the image" is last.

Answer:

1. Light passes through large objective lens.
2. Light is bent.
3. Image of object appears at focus point.
4. Eyepiece lens magnifies the image.