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WorksheetsSpace & Perspective Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is the element of art that refers to the emptiness or area between, around, above, below or within objects.
Line
Shape & Form
Space
Value
Space can be described as:
2D- Flat, Shallow, or deep, (3D)
Open or Closed
Positive or Negative
Actual or Implied
All of the Above
The object, shape or form that we can distinguish/see.
Positive Space
The Figure
Negative Space
The Ground
Actual Space
Implied Space
The empty spaces between or around the shapes or forms. The backdrop/background that we see the figure against.
Positive Space
The Figure
Negative Space
The Ground
Actual
Implied
Space that can be measured three-dimensionally such as: Sculpture, architecture, & all other forms with mass exist In ______ space. It is the space that we take up and space that we stand in.
Actual
Implied
Suggests depth in two-dimensional art giving the illusion of a third-dimension.
Actual Space
Implied Space
What is the appearance of distance on a flat surface/picture plane.
(a)
What is a drawing method artists use to project an illusion of depth on a two-dimensional surface.
Shading
Perspective
Contour Drawing
List one of the two types of Perspective:
(a)
List 3 of the 6 optical perspective techniques
(a)
This is an example of which optical perspective technique where one object partially covers another object, and the object in front appears to be closer.
Size
Placement
Overlapping
Detail
Distinguish which optical perspective technique where Objects that are placed lower on the picture plane seem to be closer to the viewer than objects placed at eye level.
Size
Placement
Overlapping
Detail
Objects located in the Near Space (placed in the front/bottom of the picture)
Foreground
Middle-ground
Mid-ground
Background
Georges Seurat used which optical perspective technique when he created Large objects appearing closer to the viewer than small objects. The farther an object is from you, the smaller it appears (shows distance).
Size
Placement
Overlapping
Detail
Color & Value
Atmospheric Perspective
The optical perspective technique where Objects with clear textures, sharp edges and details appear to be closer. Objects with fuzzy edges and without details seem to be farther away.
Size
Placement
Overlapping
Detail
The Optical Perspective technique Where Brightly colored objects seem to be closer to you, and objects with dull, light colors seem to be farther away. Also known as Atmospheric perspective.
Receding Lines
Detail
Color
Overlapping
Lines that seem to move toward the same point as they move farther away from the viewer.
Receding Lines
Converging Lines
Overlapping
Detail
Draw 3 elements of Linear Perspective

The _______ ____ is the imaginary line that divides the sky from the ground or a body of water indicating an apparent meeting of the earth and sky.
Receding Lines
Orthogonal Lines
Horizon Line
Vanishing Point
True or False: Point of view is the angle from which the viewer sees an object.
(aka the Vantage Point)
True
False
List 2 of 3 Point of Views aka Vantage Points (eye level line of sight)
What is the point on the horizon line in linear perspective at which receding lines converge.
Point of View
Vanishing Point
Eye level line
When a composition contains 2 vanishing points showing the corner of a shape, object, building, street, or room.
1-Pt.
Perspective
2 Pt.
Perspective
3-Pt.
Perspective
5-Pt
Perspective
Which point of view is When the lower the horizon line the closer to the ground you are?
Birds Eye View
Normal
Worms Eye View
the guidelines used to help decrease the size of shapes or objects as they recede toward the vanishing point(s).
Orthogonal Lines
Vanishing Point
Receding Lines
Horizon Line
