In what sequence are the structures of the eye through which the light flux will

In what sequence are the structures of the eye through which the light flux will pass before it reaches the retina? a) cornea b) vitreous body c) lens d) pupil e) retina

The organ of vision is the eyeball, which consists of membranes: albuminous (protection), vascular (nutrition), iridescent (absorption of rays) and the retina, which consists of photoreceptors. They perceive light and translate it into the energy of nerve impulses. For the rays to hit the retina, an optical system is required: light passes through the cornea, then through the pupil, which regulates the flow; the lens refracts the rays, and the vitreous body provides the focus distance. This is how the rays of light hit the retina.