6. What is not a part of the human eye? a) retina b) eye lens c) optical nerve head d) all of the above are parts of human eye 7. Healthy human eye is most sensitive to: a) light wavelength of 380 nm b) light wavelength of 560 nm c) light wavelength 780 nm d) human eye is equally sensitive to all light wavelengths 8. What is true about myopia and hyperopia? a) shortsighted person sees clearly up close, farsighted sees clearly at distance. b) shortsighted person sees blurry at distance, farsighted sees blurry up close. c) shortsighted person sees clearly at distance, farsighted sees clearly up close. d) A and B are correct 9. What is Jaeger test intended for? a) to check distant vision acuity b) to check near vision acuity c) to check the color perception d) A and B are correct 10. Eye accommodation is: a) focusing on close objects b) focusing on distant objects e) ability to focus on the close or distant objects d) ability to adjust to changes in brightness

6. What is not a part of the human eye? a) retina b) eye lens c) optical nerve head d) all of the above are parts of human eye 7. Healthy human eye is most sensitive to: a) light wavelength of 380 nm b) light wavelength of 560 nm c) light wavelength 780 nm d) human eye is equally sensitive to all light wavelengths 8. What is true about myopia and hyperopia? a) shortsighted person sees clearly up close, farsighted sees clearly at distance. b) shortsighted person sees blurry at distance, farsighted sees blurry up close. c) shortsighted person sees clearly at distance, farsighted sees clearly up close. d) A and B are correct 9. What is Jaeger test intended for? a) to check distant vision acuity b) to check near vision acuity c) to check the color perception d) A and B are correct 10. Eye accommodation is: a) focusing on close objects b) focusing on distant objects e) ability to focus on the close or distant objects d) ability to adjust to changes in brightness

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305389892

Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter41: Sensory Systems

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