Which lines help show a road going into distance?

Correct answer: Perspective lines

Direct answer: A, perspective lines. When a road goes away from the viewer, its two sides can be drawn so that they appear to move closer together toward a distant point. This use of direction and convergence creates the visual impression of depth. A is correct because perspective lines guide the eye into the scene and make a flat page suggest distance. B is incorrect because round lines alone do not establish the road’s receding direction or its relationship to a distant point. C is incorrect because lines without a clear direction cannot guide the eye or organise depth. D is incorrect because the edge of the paper is only the boundary of the sheet; it does not describe the road or create perspective by itself. In a simple road drawing, the nearer parts are usually shown wider and the farther parts narrower, with guiding lines leading inward. Memory cue: lines that guide the eye inward help show depth.