What is the correct sequence of the parts of the eye that light rays pass through to reach the retina?

  • A
    Pupil $\to$ cornea $\to$ aqueous humour $\to$ lens $\to$ vitreous humour
  • B
    Lens $\to$ cornea $\to$ aqueous humour $\to$ vitreous humour $\to$ pupil
  • C
    Aqueous humour $\to$ vitreous humour $\to$ cornea $\to$ pupil $\to$ lens
  • D
    Cornea $\to$ aqueous humour $\to$ pupil $\to$ lens $\to$ vitreous humour

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