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© Eyes and cameras – what am I? Read the descriptions and see if you can name the part of the eye or camera being described! 1

© The part of the eye that light passes through. pupil 2

© This carries the impulses to your brain. optic nerve 3

© This is the part of a simple camera which lets the light through. pinhole 4

© The screen at the back of the eye where the image forms. retina 5

© The part of the eye which focuses the rays of light onto the retina. lens 6

© It appears upside down on the retina or screen. image 7

© This is the coloured part of the eye. iris 8

© Light enters the eye through this structure. cornea 9

© The opening through which light enters a camera. aperture 10

© An area of the retina which has no light-detecting cells. blind spot 11

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