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Jeopardy $100 Parts of the Eye Camera & Eye Visual Disorders Colour Vision Functions $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 Final Jeopardy Final Jeopardy

1 - $100 What is the lens? What is the lens?

1 - $200 What is the iris? What is the iris?

1 - $300 What is the sclera? What is the sclera?

1 - $400 What is the blind spot? What is the blind spot?

1 - $500 What is the ciliary muscles? What is the ciliary muscles?

2 - $100 Lenses in a camera (2 answers needed) Lenses in a camera (2 answers needed) What is the lens & cornea in the eye? What is the lens & cornea in the eye?

2 - $200 Aperature in the camera Aperature in the camera What is pupil in the eye? What is pupil in the eye?

2 - $300 Diaphragm in the camera Diaphragm in the camera What is iris in the eye? What is iris in the eye?

2 - $400 What is the retina in the eye? What is the retina in the eye? Recording medium/film in the camera Recording medium/film in the camera

2 - $500 Black interior of the camera Black interior of the camera What is the choroid? What is the choroid?

3 - $100 You have trouble seeing objects at a distance. You have trouble seeing objects at a distance. What is myopia? What is myopia?

3 - $200 You have trouble seeing objects close. You have trouble seeing objects close. What is hyperopia? What is hyperopia?

3 - $300 The lens that corrects near-sightedness. The lens that corrects near-sightedness. What is concave? What is concave?

3 - $400 Where the image forms if you are far-sighted. Where the image forms if you are far-sighted. What is past the retina? What is past the retina?

3 - $500 Disorder that affects older people requiring them to wear reading glasses. Disorder that affects older people requiring them to wear reading glasses. What is presbyopia? What is presbyopia?

4 - $100 Sensory receptor in the eye that detects colour. Sensory receptor in the eye that detects colour. What is cones? What is cones?

4 - $200 The primary colours The primary colours What is red, blue, green? What is red, blue, green?

4 - $300 The secondary colours The secondary colours What is yellow, cyan, magenta? What is yellow, cyan, magenta?

4 - $400 The complementary colour combinations The complementary colour combinations What is yellow + blue, cyan + red, magenta + green? What is yellow + blue, cyan + red, magenta + green?

4 - $500 Advantage to colour-blindness. Advantage to colour-blindness. What is hunting and camoflage? What is hunting and camoflage?

5 - $100 Carries nerve signals to the brain Carries nerve signals to the brain What is the optic nerve? What is the optic nerve?

5 - $200 Area of the eye where the image is produced Area of the eye where the image is produced What is the retina? What is the retina?

5 - $300 Controls the amount of light entering eye Controls the amount of light entering eye What is the iris? What is the iris?

5 - $400 “Window” to the eye which helps focus light rays “Window” to the eye which helps focus light rays What is the cornea? What is the cornea?

5 - $500 Controls the thickness of the lens Controls the thickness of the lens What is the ciliary muscles? What is the ciliary muscles?

Final Jeopardy SALT of the eye and camera SALT of the eye and camera What is smaller, inverted, after lens, real What is smaller, inverted, after lens, real Great job & good luck on next day’s test Great job & good luck on next day’s test