Perspective Drawing

Where is the station point located in one-point perspective construction?

• On the horizon line

• On the ground line

• At the vanishing point

• On the picture plane

In one-point perspective, where do all parallel lines converge?

• At the station point

• At the vanishing point

• At the ground line

• At the piercing point

What determines the size of a two-point perspective drawing?

• The distance between vanishing points

• The location of the station point from the top plan

• The angle of the ground line

• The height of the object

What is the purpose of the measuring lines in two-point perspective?

• To establish the vanishing points

• To determine the height of the object

• To mark the picture plane

• To connect visual rays

What is the first step in constructing a perspective drawing?

• Drawing the top plan

• Establishing the station point

• Drawing the horizontal lines (picture plane, ground line, horizon)

• Marking the vanishing points

In one-point perspective, where is the vanishing point located?

• On the ground line

• At the station point

• On the horizon line

• At the piercing point

Which of these is required to project the height of the object in two-point perspective?

• Measuring lines

• Vanishing points

• Piercing points

• Horizon line

What does the construction line connect in perspective drawing?

• The station point and the vanishing points

• The vanishing points and the object's corners

• The horizon line and the ground line

• The top view and the station point

Which lines are vertical in a perspective drawing?

• Construction lines

• Measuring lines

• Lines extending to vanishing points

• Lines from the top plan

In one-point perspective, what type of lines remain parallel?

• Horizontal lines parallel to the horizon

• Vertical lines of the object

• Construction lines

• None of the above