The first camera-like invention was created by a(n) camera is latin for “”, which is the box-like chamber of a camera where the light enters into through a small hole. a. (1) american scientist; (2) reflection b. (1) british scientist; (2) dark room c. (1) french scientist; (2) lighted image d. (1) iraqi scientist; (2) room

The first camera-like invention was created by an D. Iraqi scientist. Camera is Latin for "room."
Thus, the correct answer is D here. Camera was indeed invented by an Iraqi scientist in the 11th century, and his name was Alhazen, also known as ibn-al Haytham. Additionally, camera in Latin means room - it doesn't refer to a dark room, a reflection, or a lighted image - it is just a regular room.