To See an Object Best in Dim Levels of Light

To see an object best in dim levels of light, you should look _____.

A) directly at the object, so the object is focused on the fovea where more rods are located
B) to the side, so the object is focused on the fovea where more cones are located
C) to the side, so the object is focused on the periphery of the retina where more cones are located
D) to the side, so the object is focused on the periphery of the retina where more rods are located