A mirror that curves inward, like the bowl of a spoon, and one that curves outward, like the back of the same spoon, are given what two names?

1. A mirror with a reflective side that is curved inward is called a concave mirror, like the bowl side of a spoon. 2. A mirror that curves outward instead, like the back of the same spoon, is called a convex mirror. 3. Swapping which curve gets which name is the trap the middle two options set. 4. Calling both surfaces by the same name ignores that concave and convex are kept as two distinct names precisely because they behave differently. _Source: OpenStax Physics (CC BY 4.0), Ch 16 "Mirrors and Lenses", section 16.1 Reflection_