The eye movements you make when you track moving objects continuously with your eyes are called eye movements.
A)saccadic
B)smooth pursuit
C)vergence

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Smooth pursuit eye movements are used to track moving objects by maintaining the image of the object on the fovea, the small central part of the retina responsible for detailed vision. Saccadic eye movements are rapid, jerky movements used to shift the fovea from one object to another. Vergence eye movements are used to keep both eyes fixated on the same object by adjusting the angle of each eye's line of sight. However, they are not specifically used for tracking moving objects.

The Eye Movements You Make When You Track Moving Objects