Quiz On Perspective Drawing Vocabulary And Concepts
This is a short quiz on Perspective Drawing vocabulary and concepts.
- 1.The _______________________ is the point at whicih parallel lines appear to come together.
- A.
Linear Perspective
- B.
Vanishing Point
- C.
One-Point Perspective
- D.
Two-Point Perspective
- E.
Eye Level
- 2.The height from which the viewer sees the scene is his/her _________________.
- A.
Linear Perspective
- B.
Vanishing Point
- C.
One-Point Perspective
- D.
Two-Point Perspective
- E.
Eye Level
- 3._______________________ is a tool that allows artists to create an illusion of depth on their page. It imitates human vision, which sees parallel lines leading away as eventually coming together (or getting farther away).
- A.
Liner Perspective
- B.
Vanishing Point
- C.
One-Point Perspective
- D.
Two-Point Perspective
- E.
Eye Level
- 4.When using ___________________________, the artist establishes a horizon line and creates ONE vanishing point on it, where all lines converge.
- A.
Linear Perspective
- B.
Vanishing Point
- C.
One-Point Perspective
- D.
Two-Point Perspective
- E.
Eye Level
- 5.When using ___________________________, the artist establishes a horizon line and creates TWO vanishing points on it, where all lines converge through TWO sets of orthagonal lines.
- A.
Linear Perspective
- B.
Vanishing Point
- C.
One-Point Perspective
- D.
Two-Point Perspective
- E.
Eye Level
- 6.___________________is an illusion of depth that an artist can create by drawing/painting one object in front of another object by covering parts of the further object.
- A.
Linear Perspective
- B.
High & Low Placement
- C.
Overlapping
- D.
Size
- E.
Aerial Perspective
- 7.______________________ is an illusion of depth that an artist can create by placing closer objects lower on the page, and farther objects higher on the page.
- A.
Linear Perspective
- B.
High & Low Placement
- C.
Overlapping
- D.
Size
- E.
Aerial Perspective
- 8._____________________ is an illusion of depth that an artist can create by using details and distinctive marks on objects that are closer on the page, and using fuzzy and undetailed marks for objects that are further away.
- A.
Linear Perspective
- B.
High & Low Placement
- C.
Overlapping
- D.
Size
- E.
Aerial Perspective
- 9._____________________ can be used as an illusion of depth by making closer objects appear larger in proportion, and farther objects appear smaller in proportion.
- A.
Linear Perspective
- B.
High & Low Placement
- C.
Overlapping
- D.
Size
- E.
Aerial Perspective
- 10.Mrs. Fromal is the best art teacher you've ever had.
- A.
Yes.
- B.
True.
- C.
DEFINITELY.
- D.
No doubt about it.
- E.
I love Mrs. Fromal and I wish I could have art class with her all 4 blocks.
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