The grain of wooden floor appearing rough nearby and smooth at greater distances illustrates the monocular depth cue of

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The monocular depth cue of texture gradient refers to the phenomenon where texture appears to become denser as it recedes into the distance. In this case, the grain of the wooden floor appears rough when viewed up close but becomes progressively smoother as it extends further away. This exemplifies the texture gradient cue, making option C the most appropriate choice. Perspective and proximity cues are not relevant to this particular scenario, while shadowing is not a monocular depth cue.

The Grain of Wooden Floor Appearing Rough Nearby and Smooth