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The only correct options are iii) and vi).
The first 2 options are not correct since whenever there is a lunar or solar eclipse it is only visible for certain regions on the earth.
Also the moon can viewed with the naked eye even when there is a partial lunar eclipse unlike a solar eclipse.
It is the umbra which is the dominating factor in a lunar eclipse while it is the penumbra which is so for a solar eclipse.
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