Question

matching

1. monocular cue showing depth that states that nearby objects tend to appear more detailed while further objects less detailed
2. the sense that is detects poison in the body and makes us vomit
3. gives us information about 3 - d shapes
4. the smallest amount of a particular stimulus that can be detected
5. the fluid - filled structure of the inner ear that transmits sound impulses to the auditory nerve.

a. kinesthesis
b. absolute threshold
c. clearness
d. optical nerve
e. shadows and highlights
f. vestibular sense
g. cochlea

Explanation:

• 16: The description of nearby objects appearing more detailed and further objects less detailed is a characteristic of the clearness monocular cue.
• 17: The vestibular sense is involved in detecting balance and orientation, not detecting poison. There is no correct option for this description in the given choices.
• 18: Shadows and highlights help in perceiving 3 - D shapes.
• 19: The absolute threshold is defined as the smallest amount of a particular stimulus that can be detected.
• 20: The cochlea is the fluid - filled structure of the inner ear that transmits sound impulses to the auditory nerve.

Answer:

1. C. clearness
2. No correct option (as the given options do not match the description of detecting poison in the body and making us vomit)
3. E. shadows and highlights
4. B. absolute threshold
5. G. cochlea