The eye movement you make when you shift your gaze from a nearby object to a more distant object is called a eye movement.
A)saccadic
B)smooth pursuit
C)vergence

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Vergence movements are the type of eye movements made when the gaze shifts between objects at different distances, adjusting the eyes so that the image of an object can be focused on both retinas simultaneously. This is necessary for depth perception and to prevent double vision. Saccadic movements are rapid, jerky movements used to quickly shift focus between objects that are not moving relative to the observer, while smooth pursuit movements are used to track moving objects.

The Eye Movement You Make When You Shift Your Gaze