The monocular depth cue "haze" depends on the fact that:
A)closer objects tend to block objects that are farther away
B)parallel lines will appear to converge in the distance
C)distant objects tend to look blurry and somewhat bluish
D)comparably sized objects produce different-sized retinal images

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Haze is caused by the scattering of light in the atmosphere, making distant objects appear blurry and bluish. This provides a depth cue to the viewer that the object is far away. Closer objects do not typically cause haze, nor do parallel lines or different-sized retinal images.

The Monocular Depth Cue "Haze" Depends on the Fact That