Why is a microscope or magnifying glass used to view objects close up instead of moving the object closer to your naked eye?

A: When an object is too close to the naked eye, the eye is unable to focus because it is unable to change shape and, therefore,
unable to resolve the detail of the object.

B; These instruments use reflection to focus the image that cannot be seen by the naked eye.

C; These instruments use radio waves to focus the image that cannot be seen by the naked eye.

D; The microscope and magnifying glass block out the light, which allows the naked eye to focus on the object.