Question

anatomy of the senses question 1 (1 point) for each of the structures of the eye that were discussed (sclera, pupil, iris, cornea, and lens), provide a brief description of what each structure does.

Explanation:

The sclera is the tough outer - layer that protects the eye. The pupil is the opening that controls the amount of light entering the eye. The iris is the colored part that regulates the size of the pupil. The cornea is the clear front part that helps focus light as it enters the eye. The lens changes shape to adjust the focus of light on the retina.

Answer:

Sclera: Protects the eye.
Pupil: Controls light entry.
Iris: Regulates pupil size.
Cornea: Helps focus incoming light.
Lens: Adjusts focus on the retina.