Question

light from object will stimulate receptor cells in the "blank" half of each retina.

choices: right or left

Answer 1

We know about the blind spot. A bundle of ganglionic axons starts from a gap in retina. Thus creating a blank called the blind spot. This is solved by the receptors near the region by filling this gap in the image formation. In case of surface interpolation we can see the surface of something and we can see clearly it's edges. The light from the object is perceived by the blank not directly. But it's the blank that help in the completion of perception. Whenever we view an object the light from it will excite the rods and cones cells which are the receptors of the retina and the impulse transmission from from there only starts from the blank.