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When is two-point perspective generally used?

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Correct answer: When a corner of an object faces the viewer and two sides are visible

In two-point perspective, a corner of the object faces the viewer, and its two visible sides recede in different directions. The horizontal edges on these sides appear to converge towards two vanishing points on the horizon line. Therefore, option A is correct for drawing a building, box, or room corner. Option C describes one-point perspective because its receding lines lead towards only one vanishing point. Exam tip: Look for two visible sides and two vanishing points.

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Two-Point PerspectiveVanishing PointsPerspective DrawingArt EducationDepthArchitectural DrawingTwo Point PerspectiveClass 9 Mcq

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