When light changes from bright to dim the iris of the eye ________________?

Correct answer: A. dilates

  • A. dilates
  • B. constricts
  • C. thickens
  • D. remains the same

Explanation

In dim light, the pupil dilates so that more light can enter the eye; in bright light, it constricts to limit incoming light. Strictly, the pupil changes size through muscles in the iris.

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