Rods and Cones

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The light-sensitive cells found on the retina are known as:

1. Rods and cones

2. Vitreous and aqueous humour

3. Cochlea and pinna

4. Iris and pupil

Q.

How is the sensation of different colors produced in the eye?

Q.

Answer the following questions:

The cells of retina which are sensitive to colors.

Q.

Name the process/ term for the following

The receptor cells which are sensitive to different colors.

Q. What are the two photo-receptor cells present in the eye?

1. Cornea and cones
2. Cones and pupil
3. Rods and cones
4. Rods and pupil

Q.

Photoreceptor cells of human eye are rods and cones.

1. True
2. False

Q.

Rods allows us to see objects in dim light, while cones let us see colours.

1. True

2. False

Q.

What are two kinds of light-sensitive cells present in the retina and what is their function?

Q. What are the two photo-receptor cells present in the eye?

1. Rods and pupil
2. Cornea and cones
3. Cones and pupil
4. Rods and cones

Q.

Rods allows us to see objects in dim light, while cones let us see colours.

1. True

2. False

Q.

Name the process/term for the following statements:

Light sensitive part of the eye.

Q.

Rods allows us to see objects in dim light, while cones let us see colours.

1. True

2. False

Q. The photoreceptors responsible for the perception of colour are _________.

1. rods
2. cones
3. pupils
4. iris