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The definition of ‘THE PERCEPTION OF EDGES’ is

• The ability to see and draw objects, humans or landscapes in space and movement.

• The ability to see and draw objects, humans or landscapes in perspective and proportion.

• The ability to see and draw the shared border or an outline of objects, humans or landscapes.

• All the above.

What is meant by the term ‘THE PERCEPTION OF RELATIONSHIPS’?

• The ability to see people's relationships and interactions with one another

• The ability to see and draw objects, humans or landscapes in space and movement

• The ability to multiply objects, humans or landscapes in perspective and proportion

• The ability to see the relationship between the parts and the whole of a composition

• The ability to see and draw objects, humans or landscapes in perspective and proportion

Which of these drawings is done in a ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE?

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Which one of these drawings demonstrates ISOMETRIC PROJECTION?

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Which one of the following statements best describes the term ‘THE PERCEPTION OF LIGHTS & SHADOWS’?

• Shade is the part of the object that gets the most light

• Highlights are the dull and unreflective areas in images

• The perception of light and shadows may turn shapes into forms, such as a circle into a sphere

• Artists use the shading technique to depict light and shadows in their drawings, thus creating the illusion of two dimensions

Which one of the following statements best describes the term “ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION” in drawing?

•   The first drawing produced by the designer before a prototype is built.

•   A drawing method used to represent a three-dimensional object in two dimensions.

•    A drawing method used to represent a two-dimensional object in three dimensions.

• A drawing method in which all the lines in the drawing converge at one specific point is called the vanishing point.

Which one of these drawings demonstrates the best application of CROSS CONTOUR LINES?

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Which one of the following drawings best shows the use of ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE?

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