The "near point" is:
A) the distance at which you must be from an object so that it is fully projected onto the fovea
B) the closest point to your eye that you can see clearly
C) the distance at which you can read all of the letters on the Snellen eye chart
D) the point at which accommodation is not necessary for clear viewing

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The "near point" is the closest point to your eye that you can see clearly. This distance varies depending on one's age and the ability of the eye to accommodate.

The "Near Point" Is