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eye brow | It is a small area in the eye where an image doesn’t form. It is on the retina where the optic nerve is attached to the eye. | | The thin strip of hairs above each eye; they may be mistaken for fuzzy caterpillars. | | The clear covering over your eye. | | Being able to clearly see things that are far away. |
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retina | Being able to clearly see those things which are close to your eyes, but not those that are far away. | | The round surface at the back of the eye. This is where the pictures you see are first formed. | | When you are sad, tears come from the corners of your eyes. Tears can also wash away things which are stuck in the eye. | | The flap of skin that wipes away dust. It also keeps your eye moist at the same time. |
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eye lid | This nerve takes the picture on the retina and carries it to the brain. | | The flap of skin that wipes away dust. It also keeps your eye moist at the same time. | | Glass or plastic lenses held in frames that we wear on our faces to help us see clearly. | | A kind of energy that lets our eyes see what is around us. |
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far sight | These are in your retina. They help your eye change light to colors and shapes. | | Being able to clearly see things that are far away. | | The black spot in the middle of the eye. | | Salty water that comes from ducts in the corners of your eyes. |
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blink | The part of the eye which has color. Most people have brown or blue. Some people have gray, green, violet, or almost black. | | This is when your eye closes and opens very fast. | | The thin strip of hairs above each eye; they may be mistaken for fuzzy caterpillars. | | The round surface at the back of the eye. This is where the pictures you see are first formed. |
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tears | These are in the retina. They help you see when there is little light. | | The organ we use to see with. | | This is a clear disc inside the eye. It changes shape to help you see clearly. | | Salty water that comes from ducts in the corners of your eyes. |
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blind spot | Being able to clearly see those things which are close to your eyes, but not those that are far away. | | Short hairs on the edge of the top and bottom eye lids. They help keep dirt out of the eye. | | The thin strip of hairs above each eye; they may be mistaken for fuzzy caterpillars. | | It is a small area in the eye where an image doesn’t form. It is on the retina where the optic nerve is attached to the eye. |
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cornea | The clear covering over your eye. | | When you are sad, tears come from the corners of your eyes. Tears can also wash away things which are stuck in the eye. | | A kind of energy that lets our eyes see what is around us. | | These are in the retina. They help you see when there is little light. |
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light | A kind of energy that lets our eyes see what is around us. | | The round surface at the back of the eye. This is where the pictures you see are first formed. | | Glass or plastic lenses held in frames that we wear on our faces to help us see clearly. | | The part of the eye which has color. Most people have brown or blue. Some people have gray, green, violet, or almost black. |
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cones | This is a clear disc inside the eye. It changes shape to help you see clearly. | | Short hairs on the edge of the top and bottom eye lids. They help keep dirt out of the eye. | | Salty water that comes from ducts in the corners of your eyes. | | These are in your retina. They help your eye change light to colors and shapes. |
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lens | This is when your eye closes and opens very fast. | | The clear covering over your eye. | | This is a clear disc inside the eye. It changes shape to help you see clearly. | | The black spot in the middle of the eye. |
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pupil | It is a small area in the eye where an image doesn’t form. It is on the retina where the optic nerve is attached to the eye. | | The black spot in the middle of the eye. | | These are in your retina. They help your eye change light to colors and shapes. | | Being able to clearly see things that are far away. |
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