KEY: Perspective Drawing Vocabulary Test Architectural Drawing & Design II Unit 7: Presentations Multiple-Choice (Circle the correct

answer): 1. A ____________ uses three sets of orthogonal lines and vanishing points to draw an object. A. One-Point Perspective C. Three-Point Perspective B. Two-Point Perspective D. True Length Line

2. A ____________ is appropriate for interior drawings. A. One-Point Perspective C. Three-Point Perspective B. Two-Point Perspective D. True Length Line

3. A ____________ is established where the object touches the picture plane. A. One-Point Perspective C. Three-Point Perspective B. Two-Point Perspective D. True Length Line

4. A ____________ is appropriate for exterior views. A. One-Point Perspective C. Three-Point Perspective B. Two-Point Perspective D. True Length Line

5. A ____________ represents a horizontal plane that is called the ground plane. A. Horizon Line C. Picture Plane B. Ground Line D. Plan View

6. A ____________ is one of several planes in front of a represented object, and perpendicular to the line between the object and the eye. A. Horizon Line C. Picture Plane B. Ground Line D. Plan View

7. A ___________ is a transparent, vertical plane on which the perspective is drawn. A. Horizon Line C. Picture Plane B. Ground Line D. Plan View

8. A ___________ represents the place where the ground and sky meet. A. Horizon Line C. Picture Plane B. Ground Line D. Plan View

9. _____________ always fall on the horizon line. A. Perspective Drawings C. Station Points B. Perspective Grids D. Vanishing Points

10. ______________ is a type of pictorial drawing used to represent a building or an object. A. Perspective Drawing C. Station Point B. Perspective Grid D. Vanishing Point

11. _____________ is the location of the observers eye. A. Perspective Drawing C. Station Point B. Perspective Grid D. Vanishing Point

12. ____________ makes drawing one- and two- point perspectives easier. A. Perspective Drawing C. Station Point B. Perspective Grid D. Vanishing Point