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What is the clear, crystalline structure that shortens or lengthens its width to receive light rays
clear pupil
lens
occipital lobe
pupil
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What is nearsightedness called?
cataracts
hyperopia
pink eye
myopia
3
Disorder related to limited amounts of sight
near and far sighted
astigmatism
red eye
night vision
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What are the nerves of the retina called?
occipital and angles
rods and cones
rods and triangles
cones and occulo
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What is farsightedness called?
myopia
hyperopia
astigmatism
farness
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What are images that trick your brain called?
brain teasers
brain tricks
eye tricks
Optical illusions
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Which structure translates light into colors and works at night?
sclera
rods
cornea
occipital lobe
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What structure controls the intensity of light striking the lens?
cornea
conjunctiva
iris
pupil
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What disease occurs when the cornea is irregularly shaped or the lens is curved?
cornea irregularity
corneaitis
Astigmatism
myopia
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What part of the eye is shown in the picture?
cornea
pupil
iris
optic nerves
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What part of the eye becomes stiff and dense as you age?
sclera
oculo
cornea
lens
12
Who has the best eyesight?
fox
humans
eagles
fish
13
What part of the brain is involved in vision?
hypothalamus
occipital lobe
cerebrum
frontal lobe
14
What part of the anatomy of the eye is shown in the picture below?
sclera
oculo
conjunctiva
optic nerve
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What is NOT a structure of the eye?
optic nerve
cornea
long bone
iris
16
What disorder is defined as cones that are unable to recognize certain colors most likely green and red
night blindness
vision loss
rods
color blindness
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Where do light rays pass through?
iris
cornea
pupil
eye ball
18
Eyes help us to see
True
False
19
What is a result of vitamins A deficiency, cataracts, diabetes, and nearsightedness?
night blindness
pink eye
astigmatism
farsighted
20
What part of the eye acts like a shutter of a camera?
i don't know
light rays
iris
lens