Certified Paraoptometric Practice Test

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The part of the frame that surrounds each lens, holding the lens in place within the frame is the

  1. Bridge

  2. Saddle

  3. Temples

  4. Eyewire

The correct answer is: Eyewire

The correct answer is D. Eyewire. The eyewire is the part of the frame that surrounds each lens and holds the lens in place within the frame. It plays a crucial role in securing the lens and ensuring proper positioning within the frame. The other options are: A. Bridge: The bridge is the part of the frame that connects the two lenses and sits across the top of the nose. It helps to keep the frame securely on the face. B. Saddle: The saddle is a design feature of some frames that adds extra support at the bridge. C. Temples: The temples are the part of the frame that extend over the ears to help keep the glasses in place.

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