| iris | | The image formed when light rays converge. |
| pupil | | Curved inward. |
| focus | | What carries an image from the eye to the brain. |
| retina | | The bending of light rays. |
| beam | | The inner layer of the eye. |
| image | | Able to see objects better up close. |
| convex | | To make an image clear. |
| converge | | The transparent body in the eye. |
| refraction | | To bounce of a surface. |
| concave | | The reproduction of an object. |
| lens | | The white of the eye. |
| cornea | | A group of light rays. |
| sclera | | To spread apart. |
| diverge | | The colored ring in the eye. |
| variable | | The blind spot in the eye. |
| optic disk | | Able to see objects better from a distance. |
| nearsighted | | Curved outward. |
| reflect | | An explanation used as the base for an experiment. |
| real image | | An observable quantity that could change. |
| hypothesis | | The opening in the eye. |
| optic nerve | | Outer surface of the eye. |
| farsighted | | To come together. |