Question

1. which condition may cause farsightedness? (1 point)

a pupil that is too wide
a cornea that is not curved enough
an eyeball that is too long
an iris that cannot expand

Explanation:

Farsightedness (hyperopia) occurs when the eye cannot focus light properly on the retina. A cornea that is not curved enough or an eyeball that is too short (not too long) can cause this. The pupil's width (related to light - entry) and iris's expansion (controls pupil size) are not the main causes of farsightedness.

Answer:

a cornea that is not curved enough