Animal Eyes Diversity Quiz

Which of the following best describes what happens when an object is far away from our eyes?

• The object fills more of our field of vision.

• The object leaves a large image on our retina.

• The object fills less of our field of vision.

• The object sends more information to our brain.

Explain how the distance of an object from the eye affects the amount of information sent to the brain. Use evidence from the diagram to support your answer.

• Closer objects create larger images on the retina, sending more information to the brain, while farther objects create smaller images, sending less information.

• Closer objects create smaller images on the retina, sending less information to the brain, while farther objects create larger images, sending more information.

• The distance of the object does not affect the information sent to the brain.

• Only the color of the object affects the information sent to the brain.

What is the primary function of the eye as described in the material?

• To help us hear sounds

• To help us take in light information from our surroundings

• To help us taste food

• To help us move our muscles

According to the material, the eye is an extension of which organ?

• The heart

• The lungs

• The brain

• The stomach

What is the main focus of the image shown in the learning material?

• The relationship between the eye and brain

• The structure of the heart and lungs

• The function of the digestive system

• The anatomy of the hand

Why is the proximity of the eye and brain important for vision?

• It allows rapid transmission of visual information

• It helps in digestion

• It supports movement of limbs

• It regulates blood pressure

Which structure in the eye is known as the "blind spot"?

• Optic disc

• Fovea

• Iris

• Sclera

Explain how the lens and cornea work together to help you see clearly.

• Both the lens and cornea bend (refract) light rays so that they focus on the retina, allowing for a clear image to be formed.

• The lens blocks light while the cornea absorbs it.

• The cornea sends signals to the lens to create images.

• The lens and cornea both produce aqueous humor for the eye.

Which part of the eye does the cornea cover?

• Retina and optic nerve

• Iris and pupil

• Lens and sclera

• Retina and lens

Which part of the eye is responsible for controlling the size of the pupil?

• Sclera

• Retina

• Iris

• Cornea