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When a pupil shrinks less light enters the eye. Which stimulus is most likely to cause the eye's pupil to shrink? A. A loud sound B. A dark room C. A cold wind D. A bright light
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When a pupil shrinks less light enters the eye. Which stimulus is most likely to cause the eye's pupil to shrink?
A. A loud sound
B. A dark room
C. A cold wind
D. A bright light
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Pupils tend to become bigger (dilate) in low-light situations. This allows more light into the eyes, making it easier to see. When there's a lot of bright light, your pupils will become smaller the answer is D
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D. A bright light
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