Understanding Accommodation in the Eye

What is the natural state of the eye when viewing distant objects?

• The eye is in a contracted state.

• The eye is in a relaxed state.

• The eye is in a strained state.

• The eye is in a focused state.

Which part of the eye is elastic and can change its shape?

• Iris

• Retina

• Lens

• Cornea

What happens to the suspensory ligaments when the ciliary muscles contract?

• They tighten.

• They slacken.

• They thicken.

• They break.

How does the lens change when viewing objects less than six meters away?

• It becomes flatter.

• It becomes more convex.

• It becomes opaque.

• It becomes thinner.

What is the ultimate goal of accommodation in the eye?

• To change the color of the eye.

• To create a clear image on the retina.

• To decrease the size of the eye.

• To increase the size of the pupil.

What happens to the lens when viewing distant objects?

• It becomes more convex.

• It becomes thicker.

• It becomes more opaque.

• It becomes flatter.

What is the relationship between ciliary muscles and suspensory ligaments?

• They are independent.

• They are antagonistic.

• They are identical.

• They work together.

In distant vision, what happens to the ciliary muscles?

• They contract.

• They relax.

• They thicken.

• They break.

What is suggested to help explain accommodation clearly?

• A textbook

• A video tutorial

• A memo

• A diagram

Why is it important to explain accommodation with specific wording?

• To ensure clarity and understanding

• To shorten the explanation

• To confuse the reader

• To make it sound complex