Depth Perception Quiz

What are binocular cues?

• Visual cues that rely on the use of one eye to perceive depth and distance.

• Visual cues that rely on the use of both eyes to perceive depth and distance.

• Auditory cues that rely on sound to perceive depth and distance.

• Tactile cues that rely on touch to perceive depth and distance.

Which of the following is an example of a binocular cue?

• Stereopsis

• Perceptual constancy

• Monocular cue

• Depth perception

What is the main function of binocular cues?

• Color perception

• Peripheral vision

• Hearing

• Depth perception

Which of the following is a monocular cue?

• Linear perspective

• Convergence

• Binocular disparity

• Relative size

What is motion parallax?

• Visual effect where objects closer to the viewer appear to move faster than objects further away.

• Visual effect where objects appear to be stationary even though they are moving.

• Visual effect where objects appear to move in the opposite direction of their actual motion.

• Visual effect where objects further away appear to move faster than objects closer to the viewer.

Which of the following is an example of motion parallax?

• Looking out of a moving vehicle

• Staring at a wall

• Sitting in a stationary car

• Watching a movie in a theater

What is the main function of monocular cues?

• The main function of monocular cues is to help us perceive motion.

• The main function of monocular cues is to help us perceive depth and distance.

• The main function of monocular cues is to help us perceive color.

• The main function of monocular cues is to help us perceive sound.

Which of the following is a binocular cue?

• Binocular disparity

• Binocular fusion

• Monocular disparity

• Binocular vision

What is the role of motion parallax in depth perception?

• Motion parallax has no role in depth perception.

• Motion parallax causes visual distortion in depth perception.

• Motion parallax provides depth cues for depth perception.

• Motion parallax is only relevant for horizontal depth perception.

Which of the following is a depth perception cue that requires the use of both eyes?

• Monocular cues

• Binocular cues

• Convergence

• Stereopsis