You Are Riding on a Train

question 687

Multiple Choice

You are riding on a train. As you look out the window, the farmhouses near the tracks appear to be moving backwards but the large hill in the distance with a water tower at the top appears stationary. In addition, the sun even appears to be moving in the same direction you are traveling. This phenomenon illustrates

• A)linear perspective.
• B)retinal disparity.
• C)motion parallax.
• D)interposition.

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