How is the eye able to see distant and near things so clearly?

Because eyes have a camera in it.

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Because the eyes can easily adjust.

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Because eyes can easily become big and small.

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Because eyes are the most sensitive organ of the body.

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Solution

The correct option is B Because the eyes can easily adjust.
Option B is the right answer because as per the passage, 'the human eyeball which is only 25 mm in diameter helps the eye to adjust its focus between a distant point and a near one'.
Option A is incorrect because there is no mention of camera in the passage.
There is no evidence in the passage to suggest that Options C and D are the right answers.
Hence, these are incorrect.

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