WorksheetsPerspective Unit Test
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is perspective?
The process of making things look 4 dimensional on a 2 dimensional surface.
The process of making things look 3 dimensional on a 2 dimensional surface.
The process of making things look 3 dimensional on a 3 dimensional surface.
Objects far away in the distance are.....
smaller
larger
What is the red arrow pointing at?
Orthogonal line
horizon line
vanishing point
What are orthogonals?
vanishing points
horizon lines
diagonal lines or guidelines that connect the object to the vanishing point(s)
The line where the sky meets the land is referred to as:
vanishing point
orthogonals
horizon line
trapezoidal line
The point where all orthogonal lines meet:
vanishing point
horizon line
cube
What is the red arrow pointing to?
vanishing point
horizon line
orthogonals
sunset line
Things far away in the distance are....
blurry, out of focus and lack detail
sharp, in focus with lots of detail
What part of the composition is the red arrow pointing to?
The foreground
The middleground
The background
This type of perspective means that things far away in the distance usually have a blue tint and become less detailed.
Realistic perspective
Atmospheric perspective
Three point perspective
Curvilinear perspective
What is one of the six ways to create depth in an artwork?
line
negative space
overlapping objects
What part of the composition is the red arrow pointing to?
the foreground
the middleground
the background
What are the three points of view, common in perspective drawing?
sitting at a table, eye level, and bird's eye
worm's eye, eye level, and mid-air
worm's eye, eye level, and bird's eye
What are the red arrows pointing to?
orthogonals
vanishing points
horizon line
What time period was linear perspective invented?
The middle ages
The Renaissance
The Industrial Revolution
This drawing is an example of:
one point perspective
two point perspective
three point perspective
