Our Assumption That Light Typically Comes from Above Us Provides

question 223

Multiple Choice

Our assumption that light typically comes from above us provides the basis for the monocular cue for depth perception known as

• A) interposition.
• B) retinal disparity.
• C) light and shadow.
• D) linear perspective.

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Definitions:

Scoria Cone

A small volcanic cone made up of basaltic lava fragments and ash, typically created during explosive eruptions.

Caldera

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Pyroclastic Deposits

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