Two Point Perspective Quiz

What is the purpose of a horizon line in two point perspective?

• To show where sky and land meet and determine the placement of objects.

• To add color to the drawing

• To create a sense of movement. That way it could be up or down

• To indicate the time of day in the drawing

In two point perspective, where are the vanishing points typically located?

• At the bottom of the page

• On the horizon line

• In the middle of the canvas

• On the edges of the paper

What does two point perspective create in a drawing?

• Illusion of depth and three-dimensional space

• Distorted and unrealistic space

• Flat and two-dimensional space

• No sense of depth or dimension

Which line represents the viewer's eye level in two point perspective?

• The curved line at the bottom of the picture.

• The diagonal line

• The vertical line on the left side.

• The horizontal line in the middle of the picture.

What is value in art

• light or dark

• Shapes

• Color and neutrals

• Size and relation

What happens to the size of objects as they move closer to the vanishing point in two point perspective?

• Their size appears to get smaller

• Their size becomes distorted.

• Their size stays the same.

• Their size becomes bigger

What is the purpose of using two point perspective in art?

• To create the illusion of depth and 3d space.

• To emphasize the background.

• To distort the perspective and create a surreal effect.

• To create a flat and two-dimensional image.

What is the main difference between one point perspective and two point perspective?

• Number of lines

• Type of perspective

• Number of vanishing points

• Number of objects

What is a Vanishing point

• A point in a perspective drawing where parallel lines appear to diverge.
• A point in a perspective drawing where parallel lines do not intersect.
• the point where parallel lines appear to get smaller (or vanish)

• A point in a perspective drawing where all lines intersect.

What is a tint?

• A darker version of a color created by adding black to it.
• A color created by mixing two colors.

• A lighter color created by adding white to it.

• A color created by adding gray to it.