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(A) The human eye contains two main chambers filled with fluid:$1$. The $	ext{Aqueous chamber}$ is the space between the cornea and the lens. It is f

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$P-(II, IV), Q-(I, III)$

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(A) The human eye contains two main chambers filled with fluid:$1$. The $	ext{Aqueous chamber}$ is the space between the cornea and the lens. It is filled with a thin, watery fluid called aqueous humor. Thus, $P$ matches with $II$ and $IV$.$2$. The $	ext{Vitreous chamber}$ is the space between the lens and the retina. It is filled with a transparent gel-like substance called vitreous humor. Thus, $Q$ matches with $I$ and $III$.Therefore, the correct matching is $P-(II, IV)$ and $Q-(I, III)$.

Column-$I$ (Chamber)	Column-$II$ (Description)
$P$. Aqueous chamber	$I$. Filled with transparent gel
$Q$. Vitreous chamber	$II$. Space between cornea and lens
	$III$. Space between lens and retina
	$IV$. Filled with thin watery fluid

Match the following columns regarding the chambers of the human eye:
Column-$I$ (Chamber) Column-$II$ (Description)
$P$. Aqueous chamber $I$. Filled with transparent gel
$Q$. Vitreous chamber $II$. Space between cornea and lens
$III$. Space between lens and retina
$IV$. Filled with thin watery fluid

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Match the following columns regarding the chambers of the human eye:Column-$I$ (Chamber)Column-$II$ (Description)$P$. Aqueous chamber$I$. Filled with transparent gel$Q$. Vitreous chamber$II$. Space between cornea and lens$III$. Space between lens and retina$IV$. Filled with thin watery fluid