In which situation will a simple illusion of depth be created?
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Correct answer: One object overlaps another
The governing concept is overlap as a spatial cue. When one object covers part of another, the viewer normally interprets the covering object as nearer and the partly hidden object as farther away. This front-and-back relationship creates a simple illusion of depth on a flat page. Separation alone may show distance, but without another depth cue it is less direct; naming an object or leaving the paper blank creates no depth.
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One object overlaps another
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The governing concept is overlap as a spatial cue. When one object covers part of another, the viewer normally interprets the covering object as nearer and the partly hidden object as farther away. This front-and-back relationship creates a simple illusion of depth on a flat page. Separation alone may show distance, but without another depth cue it is less direct; naming an object or leaving the paper blank creates no depth.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Space.
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