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Option D is correct in that a wide pupil is said to be dilated, and permits more light to enter the eye.
The opening in the middle of the iris is known as the pupil.
The purpose of the pupil is to let light into the eye so that it may focus on the retina.
It is black in color because the retina absorbs light that goes through the pupil so it is not reflected back.
It also controls the amount of light that enters the eye.
The pupil enlarges (or dilates) to allow a high amount of light to enter the eye when it is very dark. As a result, we can see more clearly at night.
The pupil contracts when there is a lot of light coming from the outside, limiting how much light can enter our eye. This is so that excessive light entering our eyes doesn't harm the retina or the eye lens.
That’s why a wide pupil is said to be dilated, and permits more light to enter the eye.
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