Class 11 Fine Arts Chapter 5 Perspective In Art Quiz 5 (25 MCQs)

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1. Fill in the blank:Digital 3D graphics and VR art emerged in the ..... century.
2. What is true about artistic innovation?
3. What is proportion in art?
4. The illusion of space and depth on a flat surface is known as?
5. What is a vanishing point
6. Explain how the placement and size of objects in a drawing can help create the illusion of depth.
7. Which tool is recommended for drawing accurate orthogonal lines?
8. How does linear perspective create the illusion of depth?
9. What happens to the size of objects as they move closer to the horizon line in a drawing?
10. What should you do with orthogonal lines after finishing your drawing?
11. During the Middle Ages in Europe, what dominated art and how were figures arranged?
12. Imaginary lines that recede towards a vanishing point on the horizon line are called .....
13. During the Baroque period (1600s), artists such as Caravaggio and Rembrandt used perspective dramatically, guiding the viewer's eye toward bright or emotional centers of a painting. By the 1700s, perspective was so well understood that it became almost automatic. Which artist used perspective to make exact city views?
14. The illusion of three-dimensionality on a two-dimensional surface is achieved through .....
15. What impact did the invention of the camera have on artists?
16. Fill in the blank:Song-dynasty landscapes are from ..... during the ..... centuries CE.
17. Masaccio painted The Holy Trinity around the year .....
18. According to the laws of perspective, how should the size of things nearer to the eye be drawn?
19. What term describes surfaces that move away from the viewer in a perspective drawing?
20. If you want an object to appear farther away in your drawing, where should you place it?
21. When objects are closer to you they appear bigger.
22. Which painting technique was used by Northern European artists as an alternative to linear perspective?
23. What is the purpose of a picture plain in creating perspective?
24. These are imaginary guidelines that meet at the vanishing point.
25. Which artist's work, 'The Holy Trinity' (1427), was one of the first to use the new system of linear perspective correctly?