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The eye is an organ of which major body system?

nervous

muscular

integumentary

skeletal
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Which statement best describes the purpose of the eye?

The eye sends images to the brain.

The eye lets in varying amounts of light.

The eye receives and processes visual signals.

The eye takes in and responds to stimuli.
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What is the purpose of photoreceptors?

They contract and relax to control the pupil.

They change light to electrical signals.

They focus the light coming into the eye.

They receive light and turn it into an image.
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In which organizational level is the eye?

organ systems

organs

tissues

cells
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Many parts of the eye work to focus or control light except the

pupil.

cornea.

retina.

lens.
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The eye is an organ of the nervous system.
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The statement that best describes the purpose of the eye is:

"The eye receives and processes visual signals."
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The purpose of photoreceptors is to change light to electrical signals.
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The eye is at the organ level.
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The correct answer is the retina. The retina is not involved in focusing or controlling light. Its main function is to receive light and convert it into neural signals that can be sent to the brain for visual processing.