The pictorial depth cue regarding objects placed higher (closer to the horizon line) being perceived as more distant is referred to as
A)linear perspective.
B)texture gradient.
C)height in the picture plane.
D)overlap.

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Height in the picture plane refers to the pictorial depth cue where objects placed higher in the picture, closer to the horizon line, are perceived as being farther away. Linear perspective refers to the convergence of parallel lines, texture gradient refers to the change in texture as objects move farther away, and overlap refers to one object obscuring part of another and being perceived as closer.

The Pictorial Depth Cue Regarding Objects Placed Higher (Closer to the Horizon