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Eye Function

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which muscles relax to enable distant objects to be in focus?

a)

Suspensory

b)

Radial

c)

Ciliary

d)

Circular

2.

Which muscles relax to enable near objects to be in focus?

a)

Suspensory

b)

Radial

c)

Ciliary

d)

Circular

3.

In low light levels

a)

Radial muscles contract and circular muscles relax

b)

Radial muscles relax and circular muscles contract

c)

Radial muscles contract and ciliary muscles relax

d)

Radial muscles relax and ciliary muscles contract

4.

When focusing on a near object...

a)

The lens becomes short and fat

b)

The ciliary muscles relax

c)

The suspensory ligaments are pulled tight

d)

The circular muscles relax

5.

When your eye changes focus, this is called...

a)

Focusing

b)

Accommodation

c)

Pupilary reflex

d)

Having good vision

6.

Application: Being unable to contract circular muscles effectively could result in...

a)

Retina damage

b)

Inability to see in dim light

c)

Short-sightedness (inability to see distant objects)

d)

Long-sightedness (inability to see close-up objects)

7.

Which combination is correct?

a)

Ciliary muscles contract -> suspensory ligaments slacken -> Lens becomes short and fat -> nearby objects in focus

b)

Ciliary muscles contract -> suspensory ligaments tighten -> lens becomes long and thin -> distant objects in focus

c)

Ciliary muscles relax -> suspensory ligaments tighten -> lens becomes long and thin -> nearby objects in focus

d)

Ciliary muscles relax -> suspensory ligaments slacken -> lens becomes short and fat -> distant objects in focus

8.

In low light, the pupil

a)

Dilates

b)

Constricts

c)

Focuses in the distance

d)

Focuses close-up

9.

Which word should NEVER be used in relation to muscles?

a)

Contract

b)

Relax

c)

Expand