Two-Point Perspective

Correct answer: A. The viewer's eye level

In perspective drawing, the horizon line represents the viewer’s eye level. In one-point or two-point perspective, vanishing points are generally placed on this line. Brush width may affect drawing technique, but it does not determine the horizon line. Exam tip: Always connect the horizon line with eye level.

Correct answer: A. Smaller and less detailed

In perspective, objects farther from the viewer appear relatively smaller, and their fine details are less visible. Therefore, option A is correct. Option B is more suitable for objects that are nearer. Exam tip: To show depth in a drawing, make distant objects smaller and less detailed.

Correct answer: A. To create an illusion of depth and distance on a two-dimensional surface

Perspective helps an artist show objects as near or far on a flat paper or canvas. Distant objects usually appear smaller, creating an illusion of depth and three-dimensional space. Option D is incorrect because apparent size changes with distance in perspective. Exam tip: Remember perspective as the technique used to show depth in a drawing.