When someone hands Russ a menu to read, he has to hold it at arm's length in order to be able to see the words well enough to read them. This behavior indicates that Russ is experiencing:
A) presbycusis.
B) presbyopia.
C) telomeres.
D) neuritic plaques.

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Presbyopia is a condition associated with aging where the eye's lens loses its flexibility, making it difficult to focus on close objects. Holding reading material at arm's length is a common way to compensate for this loss of near vision.

When Someone Hands Russ a Menu to Read, He Has