Question

Lens in the human eye is?

• A. Biconvex
• B. Biconcave
• C. Spherical
• D. Cylindrical

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Biconvex

• The lens in the human eye is biconvex, meaning it is curved outward on both sides.
• This shape allows the lens to focus light rays precisely onto the retina, enabling clear vision.
•  The biconvex lens adjusts its shape through the ciliary muscles to focus on objects at various distances, a process known as accommodation.
• A biconvex lens converges light rays, which is essential for concentrating light on the retina's fovea centralis, the point of sharpest vision.
• The lens's transparency and flexibility are crucial for proper light passage and focusing.