The seeming convergence of parallel lines provides the distance cue known as

A) interposition.
B) closure.
C) linear perspective.
D) continuity.

Linear perspective is the distance cue that results from the convergence of parallel lines. This cue enables us to perceive depth and distance in a scene. Interposition refers to one object partially blocking another, closure refers to the perceptual tendency to complete incomplete figures, and continuity refers to the tendency to perceive smooth and continuous patterns. These cues do not specifically provide information about distance or depth based on the convergence of parallel lines.