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During accommodation for near vision

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 During accommodation for near vision.


  1. More light enters the eye.
  2. The curvature of the cornea increases.
  3. Chromatic and spherical aberration is decreased.
  4. The depth of focus increases.
  5. The visual axes of the two eyes converge.

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A. False Less light enters the eye as the pupils constrict.

B. False The cornea is not involved in accommodation; the increase in refractive power in the eye is due to the increased convexity of the lens caused by contraction of the ciliary muscle.

C. True The papillary constriction restricts light rays entering the eye to the centre of the lens where there is less chromatic and spherical aberration.

D. True Due mainly to the improvement in optical characteristic mentioned in (C) above.

E. True To allow the object to be focused on the two foveae.

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