The part of the eye where vision is more acute is the ________________?

Correct answer: A. fovea

  • A. fovea
  • B. iris
  • C. cornea
  • D. retina

Explanation

The fovea is the central retinal area with the greatest concentration of cones, providing the sharpest and most detailed vision. The rest of the retina supports vision but is less acute, especially away from the centre.

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