4 of 54 of 5 Items Question Your teacher asks you to draw a city block in two-point perspective. How will you draw this? (1 point) Responses show multiple streets vanishing into one point on the horizon show multiple streets vanishing into one point on the horizon show one street of the block vanishing into the horizon show one street of the block vanishing into the horizon show two parallel streets that vanish to one point on the horizon show two parallel streets that vanish to one point on the horizon show two streets that intersect and vanish at different points on the horizon show two streets that intersect and vanish at different points on the horizon Skip to navigation

Answer 1

In two-point perspective, you generally depict objects using two vanishing points on the horizon line. To draw a city block in two-point perspective, you would typically show two streets that converge towards two separate vanishing points on the horizon.

Therefore, the best response for how to draw a city block in two-point perspective would be: "show two streets that intersect and vanish at different points on the horizon." This correctly represents the key characteristics of two-point perspective.