Perspective drawing

What is one point perspective?

• A drawing technique where all lines converge at two vanishing points.

• A drawing technique where all lines converge at a single vanishing point.

• A drawing technique where all lines are parallel.

• A drawing technique with no vanishing points.

In two point perspective, how many vanishing points are used?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

In two point perspective, what is the purpose of the horizon line?

• It is where the sky meets the ground.

• It is where the vanishing points are located.

• It is used to measure distances.

• It is used to draw circles.

Which of the following is true about three point perspective?

• It is used for drawing flat surfaces.

• It is used for drawing objects with height, width, and depth.

• It is used for drawing only horizontal lines.

• It is used for drawing only vertical lines.

What is a vanishing point?

• A point where lines appear to converge.

• A point where lines diverge.

• A point where lines are parallel.

• A point where lines intersect at right angles.

Which perspective technique is best for drawing a tall building viewed from below?

• One point perspective

• Two point perspective

• Three point perspective

• No perspective

In three point perspective, where is the third vanishing point typically located?

• On the horizon line

• Above or below the horizon line

• To the left of the horizon line

• To the right of the horizon line

What is the role of the horizon line in perspective drawing?

• It determines the size of the objects.

• It indicates the viewer's eye level.

• It is used to draw circles.

• It is used to draw shadows.

What is the purpose of using perspective in drawing?

• To create a flat image.

• To create a sense of depth and realism.

• To make the drawing colourful.

• To make the drawing abstract.

In three point perspective, which lines converge at the third vanishing point?

• Vertical lines

• Horizontal lines

• Diagonal lines

• None of the lines