Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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How can long-sightedness be corrected? | Convex lens | 100%
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What is the function of the suspensory ligaments? | Alter the shape of the lens | 0%
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What is the function of the optic nerve? | Carries impulses from the recepetors to the brain | 0%
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How can short-sightedness be corrected? | Concave lens | 0%
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What is the function of the iris? | Controls how much light enters the pupil | 0%
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What is the function of the lens? | Refracts light, focusing it onto the retina | 0%
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What is the function of the cornea? | Refracts light into the eye | 0%
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What happens to the eye when it looks at a close object? | The ciliary muscle contracts, which slackens the suspensory ligaments. The lens becomes a more rounded shape, so light is refracted more | 0%
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What happens to the eye when it looks at a distant object? | The ciliary muscle relaxes, which allows the suspensory ligaments to pull tight. This pulls the lens into a less rounded shape so light is refracted less | 0%
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Why does short-sightedness occur? | The lens is the wrong shape and bends the light too much | 0%
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Why does long-sightedness occur? | The lens is the wrong shape and doesn't bend the light enough | 0%
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What is the function of the retina? | The light sensitive part of the eye covered in receptors called rods and cones, which detect light | 0%
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