Which part of the eye acts like the film in a camera?
Correct answer: A. Retina
- A. Retina
- B. Vitreous Humor
- C. Aqueous humor
- D. Optic Nerve
Explanation
The retina acts like camera film because its photoreceptors receive and convert light into neural signals. The lens focuses light onto the retina, while the optic nerve carries the resulting signals to the brain.
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