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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #49336 Blind People
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A  person  who  is  born  blind  has  dreams  but  doesn't  see  images.  Dreams  could  include  sounds,    information,  odors,  flavors,  and  feelings.  On  the  other  hand,  if  a  person  has  sight  and  then  loses  it,  dreams  may  include  images.  People  who  have  impaired  vision  do  see  in  their  dreams.  The  appearance  of  objects  in  dreams  depends  on  the  type  and  history  of  blindness.  Mostly,  the  vision  in  dreams  is    to  the  range  of  vision  the  person  has  had  throughout  life.  For  example,  someone  who  has  color  blindness  won't  suddenly  see  new  colors  while  dreaming.  A  person  whose  vision  degraded  over  time  might  dream  with  the  perfect  clarity  of  earlier  days  or  might  dream  at  present  .  Sighted  people  who  wear  corrective  lenses  have  much  the  same  experience.  A  dream  may  be  perfectly  in  focus  or  not.  It's  all  based  on  experience  gathered  over  time.  Someone  who  is  blind  yet  perceives  flashes  of  light  and  color  from  Charles  Bonnet  syndrome  may    these  experiences  into  dreams.

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