6th Grade | 1-Point Perspective Vocabulary

The Horizon Line/Eye Line in a drawing is:

• a line that represents the viewer's eye level

• a line that goes from a vertice to the vanishing point

• a line that creates the edge of a right angle

• a line that outlines the main subject

What is the Vanishing Point in one-point perspective?

• A point where orthogonal lines appear to converge

• A point where all colors blend

• A point on the corner of objects

• A point where objects become invisible

Orthogonal Lines in the context of perspective drawing are:

• lines that are parallel to each other

• lines that converge at a vanishing point

• lines that are perpendicular to the horizon

• lines that are curved

Right Angles in geometric shapes are defined as:

• Angles that measure exactly 90 degrees

• Angles that measure less than 90 degrees

• Angles that measure more than 90 degrees

• Angles that measure 180 degrees

What are Faces in a three-dimensional shape?

• The edges of the shape

• The vertices of the shape

• The flat surfaces of the shape

• The angles of the shape

What are Edges in the context of shapes?

• The points where two lines meet

• The lines where two surfaces meet

• The surfaces of a 3D shape

• The angles between two lines

What are Vertices in a geometric shape?

• Points where two or more edges meet

• The flat surfaces of a shape

• The length of the sides

• The angles between sides

Parallel lines are lines in a plane that:

• intersect at one point

• never intersect

• are always perpendicular

• intersect at multiple points

Overlapping in drawing means:

• placing objects side by side

• placing objects on top of each other

• drawing objects separately

• drawing objects in different colors

Depth in the context of drawing refers to:

• The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene

• The use of color to create mood

• The technique of shading to show form

• The style of the artist