Anatomy of the Eye
Optical Tools & Equipment
Common Eye Conditions
Fun Facts
Pop Culture
100

This colored part of the eye controls how much light enters.

What is the iris?

100

The instrument used to measure visual acuity (with letters on a chart)

What is a Snellen chart?

100

The condition where distant objects look blurry.

What is myopia (nearsightedness)?

100

This is the most common eye color in the world.

What is brown?

100

The superhero famous for having X-ray vision.

Who is Superman?

200

The clear front layer that helps focus light.

What is the cornea?

200

The device used to measure eye pressure.

What is a tonometer?

200

Misalignment of the eyes, sometimes called “crossed eyes.”

What is strabismus?

200

The average human blinks about this many times per minute.

What is 15–20 times?

200

Ray-Ban became famous after being worn by this actor in Top Gun.

Who is Tom Cruise?

300

The light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye.

What is the retina?

300

The large device with many lenses used to determine prescriptions.

What is a phoropter?

300

This age-related condition makes it harder to see up close.

What is presbyopia?

300

Babies are usually born with this eye color, even if it changes later.

What is blue?

300

This animated Pixar movie features a one-eyed monster named Mike.

What is Monsters, Inc.?

400

The nerve that carries visual information to the brain.

What is the optic nerve?

400

The instrument used to check how light focuses inside the eye (often automated).

What is an autorefractor?

400

Clouding of the natural lens of the eye.

What is a cataract?

400

This animal is famous for being able to move its eyes in two different directions at once.

What is a chameleon?

400

This singer famously wore bedazzled, oversized glasses and is nicknamed the “Rocket Man.”

Who is Elton John?

500

The white outer layer of the eyeball.

What is the sclera?

500

This machine takes images of the retina without dilation.

What is an OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography)?

500

Increased pressure inside the eye can lead to this disease.

What is glaucoma?

500

The only part of the human body that can function without blood supply.  

What is the cornea?

500

This pop star released the 2008 single “Behind These Hazel Eyes.”

Who is Kelly Clarkson?

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