Question

Which of the following is true about two point perspective?
a.
Each object in the picture has its own vanishing point.
b.
All orthogonal lines converge at one point.
c.
It creates an interesting scene that looks like it has depth.
d.
It is the simplest form of all linear perspectives and is used to show distance.

Answer 1

Answer: c

Explanation:
- Two-point perspective uses two vanishing points on the horizon; vertical lines stay vertical while orthogonals recede to one of the two points. This gives a strong sense of depth and a more realistic, interesting scene (c true).
- (a) is false — objects share the same vanishing points depending on their orientation, they don't each get their own.
- (b) describes one-point perspective, not two-point.
- (d) is false — one-point perspective is the simplest linear perspective; two-point is more complex.