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1 Non-fiction: The Human Body Your Vision The Human Body Your Vision Take a look at your neighbor's eyes. The first thing you ll probably notice is the color of their eyes. Most people have brown, blue or green eyes. Some people may have hazel, gray or violet eyes. The colored part of the eye is called the iris. Next you ll notice the pupil. The pupil is the black circle in the center of the iris. The pupil controls the amount of light that enters the eye. If you re in a very bright room, you ll notice that your neighbor s pupils are very small. This allows only a little bit of light to enter. If you are in a dark space, your neighbor s pupils will be much larger. This allows more light to enter the eye. The eye is actually shaped like a ball. Eyes sit in a socket in the skull. When light enters the pupil, it hits the back of the eye, called the retina. The retina sends a visual message to the brain. When the brain gets the message from the retina, vision occurs. The eyes and vision are very important. The body does many things to protect the eyes. The eyelid prevents things from entering the eyes. Tears wash dust and dirt out of the eyes. Eyebrows keep sweat from your forehead from entering the eye. We use our eyes a lot and it is important to take care of them! 1

2 Questions: The Human Body Your Vision Name: Date: 1. The author wrote this passage to a. inform the reader about eyes and vision. b. caution the reader against putting things into the eye. c. convince the reader to get glasses. d. teach the reader about problems with the eye. 2. In this passage, the iris is a. a type of flower. b. the black circle in the middle of the eye. c. the colored part of the eye. d. a mirror. 3. The pupil a. is the colored part of the eye. b. is bigger when you are in a bright area. c. is bigger when you are in a dark area. d. is smaller when you are in a dark area. 4. Before the retina detects light, a. the retina sends a message to the brain. b. the iris sends a message to the brain. c. light enters the pupil. d. light enters the retina. 5. Tears help protect the eye by a. washing out dirt and dust b. washing the eye socket c. washing the sweat from the forehead d. washing the eyelid 2

3 Questions: The Human Body Your Vision 6. The author begins the passage by asking the reader to look into someone's eyes. Why does the author begin the passage this way? 7. Why does the pupil grow larger or smaller depending on how much light there is? 8. The question below is an incomplete sentence. Choose the word that best completes the sentence. We use our eyes a lot it is important to take good care of them. a. while b. so c. for d. of 9. Answer the following questions based on the sentence below. Vision occurs when light enters the eyes pupils and hits the retina, which sends a visual message to the brain. What? (does) What? When? How? it sends a visual message to the brain 10. Vocabulary Word: socket: a bony hollow in the body into which another part fits. Use the vocabulary word in a sentence: 3

4 Answers: The Human Body Your Vision Passage Reading Level: Lexile 620 Teacher Guide and Answers Featured Text Structure: Descriptive the writer explains, defines or illustrates a concept or topic Passage Summary: The author tells us what constitutes our eyes and explains that vision comes about as a consequence of our eyes taking in visual information and connecting that information to our brain. 1. The author wrote this passage to a. inform the reader about eyes and vision. b. caution the reader against putting things into the eye. c. convince the reader to get glasses. d. teach the reader about problems with the eye. 2. In this passage, the iris is a. a type of flower. b. the black circle in the middle of the eye. c. the colored part of the eye. d. a mirror. 3. The pupil a. is the colored part of the eye. b. is bigger when you are in a bright area. c. is bigger when you are in a dark area. d. is smaller when you are in a dark area. 4. Before the retina detects light, a. the retina sends a message to the brain. b. the iris sends a message to the brain. c. light enters the pupil. d. light enters the retina. 5. Tears help protect the eye by a. washing out dirt and dust b. washing the eye socket c. washing the sweat from the forehead d. washing the eyelid 4

5 Answers: The Human Body Your Vision 6. The author begins the passage by asking the reader to look into someone's eyes. Why does the author begin the passage this way? Suggested answer: The author begins the passage this way to get the reader interested in the passage. Also, by looking at someone's eyes while reading this passage, the reader has a great reference point to help them understand the passage. 7. Why does the pupil grow larger or smaller depending on how much light there is? Suggested answer: The pupil controls how much light enters the eye. If you are in a dark space the pupil grows larger to let in more light to help you see. If you are in a bright area, the pupil grows smaller because you need less light to enter your eye. 8. The question below is an incomplete sentence. Choose the word that best completes the sentence. We use our eyes a lot it is important to take good care of them. a. while b. so c. for d. of 9. Answer the following questions based on the sentence below. Vision occurs when light enters the eyes pupils and hits the retina, which sends a visual message to the brain. What? vision (does) What? occurs When? light enters the eyes pupils and hits the retina How? it sends a visual message to the brain 10. Vocabulary Word: socket: a bony hollow in the body into which another part fits. Use the vocabulary word in a sentence: answers may vary. 5

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