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Sense Organs

ICSE · Class 10 · Biology

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Which part of the eye gives it shape and protects the eyeball?

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What is the function of rhodopsin in the eye?

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Myopia can be corrected using which type of lens?

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How many ear ossicles are present in the human middle ear?

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Which of the following are functions of tears? (Select all correct answers)

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Clean the eye from dust, Kill bacteria, Lubricate the eye

Tears contain lysozyme enzyme that kills bacteria, wash away dust particles, and lubricate the eye surface. They don't focus light or control pupil size - these are functions of lens and iris respectively.

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Which parts of the ear help in maintaining balance? (Select all correct answers)

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Semicircular canals, Utriculus, Sacculus

Semicircular canals maintain dynamic equilibrium, while utriculus and sacculus maintain static balance. Cochlea is for hearing and eardrum transmits sound vibrations.

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What causes night blindness?

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Lack of rhodopsin due to vitamin A deficiency

Night blindness occurs due to deficiency of vitamin A, which is needed for rhodopsin formation in rod cells. Rhodopsin is essential for vision in dim light.

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The transparent part of the eye that allows light to enter is called:

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Cornea

Cornea is the transparent anterior part of the eye that allows light to enter. It has no blood supply and is one-sixth of the total eyeball. Pupil is an opening, not a structure.

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