Across
- 2. – Color around the pupil & changes the size of the pupil to control how much light gets in.
- 4. Spot – A small area on the retina where the optic nerve connects & there are no light sensors.
- 6. – Light passes through the cornea and lens to help focus the image.
- 7. – Center of the eye & lets light into your eye.
- 9. – Tiny spot in the center of the retina & sees small details.
- 11. – Covers the front of the eyeball & starts focusing light as it enters the eye.
Down
- 1. - Thick nerve at the back of the eye & sends the image signals from your eye to your brain.
- 3. – Occurs when the light focuses behind the retina.
- 5. – Flexible disc behind the pupil & focuses light more precisely onto the retina.
- 6. – The thin, inner layer at the back of your eye & catches light and turns it into signals for your brain.
- 8. – White outer layer of the eyeball & protects the eye and gives it shape.
- 10. – Happens when the light focuses in front of the retina.
