In perceiving depth and distance, we interpret the pattern of light and shadow, and we normally assume that illumination comes from ____.
a. below
b. above
c. the side
d. behind
Question 2
While waiting at the end of a long line, Roger notices that he cannot determine the hair color or facial features of the people at the front of the line, but he can do so with people near him. Roger perceives people at the front of the line to be farther away due to what depth perception cue?
a. interposition
b. gradient of texture
c. eye convergence
d. retinal disparity
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