If parallel road sides do not converge toward the horizon, what weakness appears in the drawing?
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Correct answer: Perspective and depth will look weak
The governing concept is linear perspective: parallel edges that recede from the viewer appear to move toward a common vanishing region near the horizon. Road sides are a familiar example. Without appropriate convergence, the road loses a convincing recession and the viewer cannot read its depth reliably. Therefore B is correct. A states the opposite, while C and D are unrelated or unjustified effects.
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Perspective and depth will look weak
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is linear perspective: parallel edges that recede from the viewer appear to move toward a common vanishing region near the horizon. Road sides are a familiar example. Without appropriate convergence, the road loses a convincing recession and the viewer cannot read its depth reliably. Therefore B is correct. A states the opposite, while C and D are unrelated or unjustified effects.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Space.
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