The correct answer is A: To create a similar feed point impedance on multiple bands. The purpose of feeding an off-center-fed dipole (OCFD) between the center and one end instead of at the midpoint is to create a similar feed point impedance on multiple bands. Off-center feeding helps maintain reasonable impedance across different frequencies. A center-fed dipole has different impedances on different bands - it might be 50 ohms on one band but very high or very low on others. By feeding off-center (typically around 1/3 from one end), the impedance becomes more consistent across multiple bands. This makes the OCFD easier to match with a single feed system across multiple bands. The off-center feed point creates a more balanced impedance profile, which is why OCFDs are popular for multi-band operation.