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What is the role of vanishing point in linear perspective?

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Correct answer: Showing parallel lines receding into the distance as converging at one point

Correct answer: B—a vanishing point is used to show receding parallel lines as if they meet at one point in the distance. Linear perspective is a drawing system that creates an impression of depth on a flat surface. Lines that are parallel in the real scene, such as the edges of a road, railway tracks, or a building, appear to move closer together as they go farther away. In the drawing, these lines are directed toward a vanishing point, usually on the horizon or eye level. B is correct because it describes this convergence. A is wrong because the light source controls illumination and shadow direction, not perspective convergence. C is wrong because local colour is the basic colour of an object. D is wrong because shadow intensity is controlled by lighting and value. Memory cue: vanishing point controls where distance lines appear to meet; it does not control light or colour.

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Linear PerspectiveVanishing PointDepthLineVisual ArtsFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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