AP Psych Unit 3 FA Dummy 6, 2025-26

Artists create depth by making distant parts of a painting less sharp, using the cue called:

• Relative clarity

• Linear perspective

• Texture gradient

• Motion parallax

Which monocular cue helps us perceive objects as farther away because they appear smaller than expected?

• Relative size

• Texture gradient

• Linear perspective

• Interposition

When objects of a known size appear smaller and are perceived as more distant, this cue is called:

• Relative size

• Apparent movement

• Retinal disparity

• Convergence

In a study, participants judged an object to be farther away when it appeared smaller than similar objects, demonstrating:

• Relative size

• Texture gradient

• Interposition

• Linear perspective

A driver estimates distance because smaller cars in the distance seem farther away, which uses the cue:

• Relative size

• Apparent movement

• Closure

• Motion parallax

Artists create depth by painting objects smaller as they appear farther, relying on the cue known as:

• Relative size

• Linear perspective

• Texture gradient

• Interposition

The monocular cue where textures become finer and less distinct with distance is called:

• Texture gradient

• Relative size

• Interposition

• Apparent movement

When the surface texture appears coarser nearby and finer far away, the brain uses:

• Texture gradient

• Linear perspective

• Relative size

• Convergence

In a landscape photo, objects further away appear densely packed and less detailed, showing:

• Texture gradient

• Apparent movement

• Relative size

• Interposition

During a vision test, participants identified greater distance when textures appeared finer, demonstrating:

• Texture gradient

• Retinal disparity

• Convergence

• Relative size