Abbey Road Depth Cues Quiz

Grace is learning about how we perceive depth in her psychology class. Her teacher explains that some depth cues can be perceived with just one eye. What are these cues called?

• Binocular depth cues

• Monocular depth cues

• Triocular depth cues

• Motion parallax

While walking through a park, Zoe notices that a tree is blocking her view of a bench. What depth cue is she noticing?

• Interposition

• Relative size

• Linear perspective

• Relative clarity

Which is an example of relative size?

• The sky appears blue

• The horizon line is visible

• The road appears to have a rough texture

• The trees appear smaller as they are further away

During a field trip, Scarlett and Liam are observing a landscape painting. What does 'relative height' indicate in the painting?

• Objects that are lower in the image are further away

• Objects that are higher in the image are closer

• Objects that are larger are closer

• Objects closer to the horizon line are perceived as further away

While hiking with his friends, Samuel noticed that the texture of the rocks on the mountain appeared smoother and less detailed as they looked further away. What is the name of this depth cue?

• retinal disparity

• convergence

• relative clarity

• texture gradient

While hiking with Isla, you notice that the mountains in the distance appear hazier and bluer compared to the trees nearby. What does this phenomenon refer to?

• Convergence

• Relative size

• Relative clarity

• Interposition

Why is motion parallax not a depth cue in the Abbey Road image?

• Because the image is too dark

• Because the image is static and lacks motion

• Because the image is too bright

• Because the image is too small

Emma is standing on a long, straight road and notices that the parallel lines of the road seem to meet at a point in the distance. Which depth cue is she observing?

• Linear perspective

• Texture gradient

• Relative size

• Occlusion

As you drive past a field, the nearby trees seem to move faster than the distant mountains. What depth cue is this an example of?

• Convergence

• Motion parallax

• Relative clarity

• Texture gradient