Question

There are four layers of cells making up the retina. These are:
I- bipolar cells
II- cells of the optic nerve
III- light-sensitive cells (rods and cones), and
IV- epithelial cells.
Which of the following shows the order in which light passes through these layer until it hits the epithelial layer?

Answer 1

The correct order in which light passes through these layers until it hits the epithelial layer is:

III- light-sensitive cells (rods and cones)
I- bipolar cells
II- cells of the optic nerve
IV- epithelial cells