Adults who are born blind but later have their vision restored

A) are almost immediately able to recognize familiar objects.
B) typically fail to recognize familiar objects.
C) are unable to follow moving objects with their eyes.
D) have excellent eye-hand coordination.

Adults who are born blind but later gain sight typically struggle to recognize objects visually because their brains have not learned to interpret visual signals in the way that sighted people's brains have. This is due to the lack of visual experience during critical periods of visual development.