Most refraction as light enters a normal eye occurs at the:
ARetinal inner surface
BCorneal outer surface
CLens's back surface
DChoroid outer surface
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Corneal outer surface
The cornea's outer surface supplies most of the eye's refraction, while the lens fine-tunes focus.
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