The Necker Cube Is an Example of an Ambiguous Figure

question 36

Multiple Choice

The Necker cube is an example of an ambiguous figure. Which of the following statements regarding the cube is NOT true?

• A) The information given in the drawing does not cause perception of the cube in one orientation over the other.
• B) The lines on the page are neutral in regard to the shape's configuration in depth.
• C) The lines on the page contradict one another and so a cube can never be perceived.
• D) There is more than one perceptual interpretation of its orientation.

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