#1
Which depth cue relies on the perception of texture patterns?
Texture Gradient
ExplanationPerceiving depth based on the detail and density of texture.
#2
What is the name of the phenomenon where parallel lines converge as they recede into the distance?
Linear Perspective
ExplanationPerceiving depth based on the apparent convergence of parallel lines.
#3
Which depth cue involves the apparent change in size of an object as it moves closer or farther away?
Relative Size
ExplanationPerceiving depth based on changes in an object's apparent size with distance.
#4
What is the term for the convergence of the eyes to focus on nearby objects?
Convergence
ExplanationThe eyes turning inward to focus on nearby objects.
#5
What is the visual depth cue where objects that appear lower in the field of vision are perceived as closer?
Relative Height
ExplanationPerceiving depth based on the elevation of objects in the visual field.
#6
Which of the following is a binocular depth cue?
Binocular Disparity
ExplanationPerceiving depth through the slight difference in images received by each eye.
#7
What is the phenomenon where distant objects appear hazy or less detailed called?
Atmospheric Perspective
ExplanationDistant objects appear less distinct due to atmospheric particles scattering light.
#8
Which depth cue is based on the difference in apparent speed of moving objects at various distances?
Motion Parallax
ExplanationPerceiving depth based on the relative motion of objects at different distances.
#9
Which depth cue involves the blurring of objects that are not in focus?
Accommodation
ExplanationThe eye's adjustment of focus to perceive objects at different distances.
#10
Which depth cue involves the blocking of one object by another, indicating that the blocked object is farther away?
Interposition
ExplanationPerceiving depth based on objects obstructing the view of others.
#11
The Ames Room illusion is an example of which type of depth cue?
Monocular
ExplanationDepth perception with one eye, often involving misleading visual cues.
#12
In the Ponzo illusion, which depth cue contributes to the misperception of size?
Linear Perspective
ExplanationIncorrectly perceiving size based on the apparent convergence of parallel lines.
#13
What is the phenomenon where distant objects appear less colorful and have a bluish tint?
Atmospheric Perspective
ExplanationDistant objects appear bluish and less colorful due to atmospheric effects.
#14
The phenomenon where distant objects appear less distinct and more blueish is called:
Atmospheric Perspective
ExplanationDistant objects appear less distinct and bluish due to atmospheric effects.
#15
In the context of visual perception, what does the term 'vergence' refer to?
The alignment of the eyes to focus on nearby objects
ExplanationThe eyes aligning to focus on nearby objects, aiding depth perception.