NATIONAL VISION OPTOMETRIC
TECHNICIAN LEVEL 2 LATEST EXAM
2025 QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY
GRADED A+
What are the three types of tears?
A. Direct Impact, Emotional Response, Lacrimal Sympathy
Tears
B. Sense Reaction Tears, Stress-Induced Tears,
Environmental Tears
C. Basal Tears, Reflex Tears, Emotional Tears
D. Empathy Tears, Environmental, Response Tears
Correct Answer C. Basal Tears, Reflex Tears, Emotional
Tears
What is the term for a raised, wedge-shaped growth of the
conjunctiva that extends onto the cornea?
A. Pterygium
B. Ocular Lump
C. Pyogenic
D. Granuloma Lipomas Correct Answer A. Pterygium
What is the term for the inability to distinguish shades of
color?
A. Color Blind
B. Tone Deaf
C. Color Absence
,D. Color Vision Deficiency Correct Answer D. Color Vision
Deficiency
What is the term for a contact lens fitting where your
dominant eye is fitted with a lens for optimum distance
vision and your non-dominant eye is fitted with a lens
optimized for near vision?
A. Division
B. Monovision
C. Multifocal Vision
D. Accommodative Vision Correct Answer B. Monovision
On a CL Rx, what is only used when there is astigmatism
correction? This component is measured in degrees from
001 to 180.
A. Axis
B. Sphere
C. Base Curve
D. ADD Correct Answer A. Axis
Which contact lens features a prescription in the center for
distance and one or more alternating rings of power
surrounding it in a "bull's eye" pattern?
A. Concentric Multifocal Lens
B. RGP's Toric
C. Multifocal Concentric
D. Toric Lenses Correct Answer A. Concentric Multifocal
Lens
Which multifocal contact lens is usually made of rigid (GP)
material with the reading portion located at the bottom?
,A. Blended Bifocal
B. Segment Bifocal
C. Progressive Bifocal
D. Executive Bifocal Correct Answer B. Segment Bifocal
Which contact lens has a gradual power change from the
most plus (the add power) in the center of the lens to the
distance prescription located near the edge of the lens, or
vice-versa?
A. Aspheric Lens
B. Spherical Lens
C. Toric Lens
D. Multifocal Lens Correct Answer A. Aspheric Lens
Which refractive error causes different focal lengths in
different planes on the cornea, resulting in blurred vision at
distance & at near?
A. Presbyopia
B. Myopia
C. Hyperopia
D. Astigmatism Correct Answer D. Astigmatism
What is the term for the curve used as a base of a series
of powers or the degree of curvature of the front surface of
a lens?
A. Base Curve
B. Sphere
C. Axis
D. Cylinder Correct Answer A. Base Curve
, Pertaining to vision, "binocular" refers to which of the
following?
A. With both eyes independently
B. With one eye
C. With both eyes
D. With one eye independently Correct Answer C. With
both eyes
What is the term for the angle at either end of the slit of
the eyelids?
A. Canthus
B. Endothelium
C. Orbital exterior angle
D. Acute Angle Correct Answer A. Canthus
Which retinal cells are responsible for color vision, daytime
vision, and the central portion of the visual field?
A. Rods
B. Pips
C. Cones
D. Cups Correct Answer C. Cones
Which process does the brain use to combine images
captured from both eyes into a single image
A. Fusion
B. Fission
C. Diverge
D. Converge Correct Answer A. Fusion
Which of the following best describes Photophobia?
A. Light discomfort
TECHNICIAN LEVEL 2 LATEST EXAM
2025 QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY
GRADED A+
What are the three types of tears?
A. Direct Impact, Emotional Response, Lacrimal Sympathy
Tears
B. Sense Reaction Tears, Stress-Induced Tears,
Environmental Tears
C. Basal Tears, Reflex Tears, Emotional Tears
D. Empathy Tears, Environmental, Response Tears
Correct Answer C. Basal Tears, Reflex Tears, Emotional
Tears
What is the term for a raised, wedge-shaped growth of the
conjunctiva that extends onto the cornea?
A. Pterygium
B. Ocular Lump
C. Pyogenic
D. Granuloma Lipomas Correct Answer A. Pterygium
What is the term for the inability to distinguish shades of
color?
A. Color Blind
B. Tone Deaf
C. Color Absence
,D. Color Vision Deficiency Correct Answer D. Color Vision
Deficiency
What is the term for a contact lens fitting where your
dominant eye is fitted with a lens for optimum distance
vision and your non-dominant eye is fitted with a lens
optimized for near vision?
A. Division
B. Monovision
C. Multifocal Vision
D. Accommodative Vision Correct Answer B. Monovision
On a CL Rx, what is only used when there is astigmatism
correction? This component is measured in degrees from
001 to 180.
A. Axis
B. Sphere
C. Base Curve
D. ADD Correct Answer A. Axis
Which contact lens features a prescription in the center for
distance and one or more alternating rings of power
surrounding it in a "bull's eye" pattern?
A. Concentric Multifocal Lens
B. RGP's Toric
C. Multifocal Concentric
D. Toric Lenses Correct Answer A. Concentric Multifocal
Lens
Which multifocal contact lens is usually made of rigid (GP)
material with the reading portion located at the bottom?
,A. Blended Bifocal
B. Segment Bifocal
C. Progressive Bifocal
D. Executive Bifocal Correct Answer B. Segment Bifocal
Which contact lens has a gradual power change from the
most plus (the add power) in the center of the lens to the
distance prescription located near the edge of the lens, or
vice-versa?
A. Aspheric Lens
B. Spherical Lens
C. Toric Lens
D. Multifocal Lens Correct Answer A. Aspheric Lens
Which refractive error causes different focal lengths in
different planes on the cornea, resulting in blurred vision at
distance & at near?
A. Presbyopia
B. Myopia
C. Hyperopia
D. Astigmatism Correct Answer D. Astigmatism
What is the term for the curve used as a base of a series
of powers or the degree of curvature of the front surface of
a lens?
A. Base Curve
B. Sphere
C. Axis
D. Cylinder Correct Answer A. Base Curve
, Pertaining to vision, "binocular" refers to which of the
following?
A. With both eyes independently
B. With one eye
C. With both eyes
D. With one eye independently Correct Answer C. With
both eyes
What is the term for the angle at either end of the slit of
the eyelids?
A. Canthus
B. Endothelium
C. Orbital exterior angle
D. Acute Angle Correct Answer A. Canthus
Which retinal cells are responsible for color vision, daytime
vision, and the central portion of the visual field?
A. Rods
B. Pips
C. Cones
D. Cups Correct Answer C. Cones
Which process does the brain use to combine images
captured from both eyes into a single image
A. Fusion
B. Fission
C. Diverge
D. Converge Correct Answer A. Fusion
Which of the following best describes Photophobia?
A. Light discomfort
