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Chapter 6 Practice Quiz 1

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Question #1
Lateral inhibition in horseshoe crab ommatidia is mediated by the
A  horizontal cell layer.
B  amacrine layer.
C  lateral neural network.
D  lateral geniculate.
E  limulus.
Question #2
Nonexistent stripes of lightness and darkness that accentuate the perception of edges are often called
A  ommatidia.
B  lateral plexuses.
C  lateral inhibitions.
D  Mach bands.
E  hallucinations.
Question #3
The parvocellular neurons are particularly responsive to
A  black and white, stripes, and moving objects.
B  color, fine detail, and stationary objects.
C  large, moving objects.
D  moving objects, large patterns, and color.
E  color, fast moving objects, and faces.
Question #4
Magnocellular neurons are particularly responsive to
A  all of these
B  movement.
C  stationary patterns.
D  detail.
E  color.
Question #5
The major distortion in the retinotopic layout of the primary visual cortex is the disproportionately
A  high cortical representation of the fovea.
B  low cortical representation of the fovea.
C  low cortical representation of movement.
D  high cortical representation of movement.
E  low cortical representation of color.
Question #6
The bleaching of rhodopsin by light
A  depolarizes cones.
B  opens potassium channels.
C  depolarizes rods.
D  hyperpolarizes rods.
E  opens sodium channels.
Question #7
The absorption spectrum of rhodopsin closely corresponds to the
A  photopic vision of humans.
B  scotopic spectral sensitivity curve.
C  absorption spectrum of cones.
D    
E  photopic vision of fish.
F  colors of the rainbow.
Question #8
Transduction refers to the
A  translation of one form of energy to another.
B  transmission of sensory signals to the cortex.
C  disappearance of visual stimuli.
D  perception of lights.
E  transmission of visual signals to the cortex.
Question #9
Simple images that are stabilized on the retina start to
A  move to the midline.
B  vibrate.
C  change shape.
D  increase in brightness.
E  continually disappear and reappear.
Question #10
Saccades are
A  blind spots.
B  connections between the photopic and scotopic systems.
C  retinal neurons.
D  eye movements.
E  centers of color vision.
Question #11
The photopic spectral sensitivity curve of a person can be determined by having the person report the
A  brightness of various wavelengths of light shone on the fovea.
B  brightness of various intensities of light shone on the periphery of the retina.
C  intensity of various wavelengths of light shone on the fovea.
D  intensity of various wavelengths of light shone on the periphery of the retina.
Question #12
There are more rods
A  all of these
B  in the temporal hemiretina than in the nasal hemiretina.
C  in the nasal hemiretina than in the temporal hemiretina.
D  at the center of the fovea than there are 20° from the center.
Question #13
In comparison to the photopic system, the scotopic system has more
A  receptors in the periphery of the retina.
B  neural convergence.
C  all of these
D  rods.
E  sensitivity in dim illumination.
Question #14
High-acuity vision is mediated by
A  the scotopic system.
B  the optic disks.
C  rhodopsin.
D  the photopic system.
Question #15
Color vision is mediated by
A  the photopic system.
B  rods.
C  rhodopsin.
D  duplexity.
E  the scotopic system.
Question #16
High-acuity vision is mediated by the
A  choroid.
B  sclera.
C  blind spot.
D  fovea.
E  optic disk.
Question #17
In humans, all of the visual receptors are in the
A  middle neural layer of the retina.
B  last layer of the retina to be reached by light entering the eye.
C  cornea.
D  optic disk.
E  first layer of the retina to be reached by light entering the eye.
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