Which of the Following Explains How the Upside-Down Image on the Retina

question 78

Multiple Choice

Which of the following explains how the upside-down image on the retina produces a right-side-up image?

• A) The eye's watery fluids bend the light rays,re-inverting the image to an upright position as it reaches the retina.
• B) The retina receives an upside-down image,and the image is reversed via the eye's watery fluids.
• C) The millions of receptor cells in the retina convert particles of light energy into neural impulses and forward them to the brain,which reassembles them into an upright image.
• D) There is no upside-down image on the retina.Rather,the upside-down image is located on the iris.