If Zephyr stands with her back against a lamppost on a hill at sunset, where will her shadow fall in relation to the lamppost? Respond very briefly.
Zephyr's shadow will fall on the ground in front of her, stretching down the hill, away from the lamppost. This is because the sun at sunset is low in the sky, and when it shines from that angle, any opaque object, including Zephyr, will cast a shadow on the opposite side from the light source. The lamppost will be behind her, the sunset in front of her, and her shadow will be between her and the sunset. The slope of the hill will cause the shadow to extend downwards on the hill's surface.