The name of this device?

What is a telescope.
The angle of incidence equals the ________ __ ____________ .
What is the angle of reflection.
This part performs an important function in both your eyes and in a film camera.
What is a lens.
The point at which beams of light meet up after hitting a mirror or lens.
What is the focal point.
This word is used to describe objects which create light.
What is luminous.
This device is created by connecting two refracting telescopes together.
What is Binoculars.
What property of light is proven by someone charging their laptop in class.
Light is a form of energy.
Cat eyes contain more of these to improve their night vision.

What are rods.
These lenses curve inwards at the middle.
What is a concave lens.
This surgery reshapes a patients cornea to act as a lens, fixing issues with their vision.
What is laser eye surgery.
By shining light through a prism this English scientist proved that white light is made up of different colours.

Who is Isaac Newton.
The name for an object which no light passes through.
What is opaque.
The part of your eye that gives your eyes there colour.
What is the iris.
Convex mirrors create images which are always ________ and _________ . 
Smaller and upright.
The kind of reflection shown in this image.
What is diffuse reflection.
This ancient Greek scientist was famous for trying to create a death ray out of mirrors.
Who Is Archimedes.
How fast does light travel?
300,000 Km/s
The vision problem shown by this image.
What is farsightedness.
Below is a diagram of a mirror and an object. How does the image being created compared to the object.
The image is larger and upright.
These colours are absorbed by a green leaf.
What is everything but green.
What type of telescope is Hubble?
Reflecting.
Which colour of substance has the greatest density brown, blue or purple?
What is brown.
Insect eyes are made up of thousands of these individual units.

What are ommatidium.
This kind of lens is required to fix the vision of a nearsighted person.
What is a concave lens.
This important component of our eyeballs is the reason we have a blind-spot in our eyes.
What is the optic nerve.