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What changes when the height of the horizon line changes?

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Correct answer: The viewer’s eye level and the proportion of visible sky and ground

Correct answer: A. In perspective drawing, the horizon line generally represents the eye level of the viewer or the position from which the scene is being observed. If the line is raised, the viewer seems to look from a higher level, and more of the ground may be visible. If it is lowered, the viewpoint seems lower and more sky may be visible, depending on the scene and composition. Thus the horizon line affects the viewpoint and the visible relationship between sky and ground. B is incorrect because the chemical nature of paint does not change when a line moves. C is unrelated: changing the horizon line does not alter the physical brush. D concerns the durability of pigments, not perspective. Memory cue: horizon line = eye-level line, not simply the visible edge of the sky.

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Horizon LineEye LevelLinear PerspectiveVisual ArtsSpaceFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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