alleryA too-short eyeball may focus rays from a nearby object:
AIn front of the retina
BOn the pupil's edge
CInside the cornea
DBehind the retina
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Behind the retina
An abnormally short eyeball can place the near-object focus behind the retina, producing hypermetropia.
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