Eye Anatomy Quiz

The (a)   is the white visible part of the eye.

The (a)   is a transparent front part of the eye that refracts light.

The (a)   controls the size of the pupil based on light intensity.

The (a)   is the innermost light-sensitive layer of the eye.

The (a)   is located between the cornea and the lens and is filled with watery fluid.

The (a)   is a jelly-like substance between the lens and the retina.

The (a)   connects the retina to the brain and carries visual signals.

The (a)   is a small opening in the center of the iris.

The (a)   is the transparent, biconvex structure that helps focus light.

The (a)   covers the sclera and helps keep the eye moist.