In 'The pupil of the eye grows larger in dim light', what does 'pupil' mean?
AA school student
BA class teacher
CThe eye's outer lid
DThe opening in the eye
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. The opening in the eye
Here pupil is the aperture in the eye, not a student.
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