Linear Perspective

What is the main purpose of using linear perspective in art?

• To create a sense of depth and dimension

• To make objects appear below or above the horizon line

• To create perspective

• To emphasize colour and contrast

Which term best describes the arrangement of objects in linear perspective?

• Random

• Circular

• Linear

  
  

• Grid−like

What is the guiding principle for the technique of linear perspective?

• Objects closer to the viewer appear to be further away from the horizon line

• Objects are arranged using the principle of balance

• All objects appear realistic regardless of distance

• Objects closer to the viewer appear larger, and objects further away appear smaller

What is the vanishing point in linear perspective?

• The point where all orthogonals converge

• The point where the horizon line ends

• The point where the artist starts drawing

• The point where the light source is located

What is the title of the artwork shown in the image?

• The Last Supper

• The School of Athens

• Christ Handing the Keys to St. Peter

• The Birth of Venus

Where is the vanishing point in the image?

• Where the mountains meet the sky

• Where the clouds meet the sky

• Somewhere behind the central building

• Where the orthogonal lines meet the building

What are the three different types of perspectives?

• Top view, side view, front view

• Bird's-eye view, normal perspective, worm's-eye view

• Aerial view, ground view, back view

• High view, middle view, low view

What is the middle plane in a landscape painting called?

• Background

• Foreground

• Middle ground

• Side ground

Which plane in a landscape painting is typically the least detailed?

• Background

• Middle ground

• Foreground

• Side ground

In landscape paintings, what is the purpose of the middle ground?

• To create depth and perspective
• To highlight the foreground elements
• To create a transition between the foreground and background

• To frame the background scenery