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What happens when light strikes the retina in the human eye? A. Optic fibers send light to the brain. B. Chemicals react to develop a photographic image. C. Light-sensitive cells send impulses to the brain.
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What happens when light strikes the retina in the human eye? A. Optic fibers send light to the brain. B. Chemicals react to develop a photographic image. C. Light-sensitive cells send impulses to the brain. D. An image is projected on the lens of the eye.

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C. Light-sensitive cells send impulses to the brain.

the retina is a light-sensitive layer of tissue,and the eye uses it to create an image.
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