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A person moves from sunlight into a dark room. How do their eyes respond?

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The blind spot become larger

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The blind spot become smaller

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The pupil become larger

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The pupil become smaller

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Solution

The correct option is B The pupil become larger
When a person moves from sunlight into a dark room, his circular muscles of the eyes relaxes and radial muscle contracts thus the pupil dilates.

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