. A failure of the red-sensitive nerves in the eye to respond to light properly causes
A. color blindness.
B. chromatic aberration.
C. farsightedness.
D. astigmatism.
Color blindness is a condition in which the red-sensitive nerves in the eye fail to respond to light properly. This condition is also known as color vision deficiency. It affects a significant percentage of the population of the world. Blindness does not literally translate to an actual blindness but rather refers to just a deficiency of color vision. People who have this condition usually obtained or took this trait directly from their parents through genetic codes embedded within the cells during reproduction.
