The Ponzo illusion is an example of a misinterpreted ____ cue. Such misinterpretations are usually to do with size or ____. In the Ponzo illusion, the horizontal line higher up in the image appears ____ than the horizontal line towards the bottom. Both lines are actually the ____ size. Another misinterpreted depth cue, the ____–Lyer illusion, is also to do with the distortion of line length. This time the vertical line with the ____ ‘fins’ is perceived as longer than the line with the ingoing ‘fins’. Again, both lines are actually the same size. Rubin’s vase is an ____ figure, like the duck/rabbit. After staring at this image for a few seconds, you should be able to perceive it as either a vase or as two faces staring at each other. Both interpretations are ‘____’ so your brain cannot decide which one to focus on. The ____ Room is another famous illusion based on a misinterpreted depth cue. If two people are standing on either side of the back wall, one appears to the observer to look like a ____ whilst the other appears to be tiny.

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