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Ten questions across form, perspective, shadow, and depth. This is a checkpoint, not a final grade. Review the lessons and try again whenever you want.

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1. What makes a form different from a shape?

A. Form is always flat. B. Form has the appearance of three dimensions. C. Shape always has depth. D. Shape is always larger than form.

2. Which helps create the appearance of form?

A. Lines and shapes B. Text and letters C. Sound and music D. Frames and timing

3. What is the main purpose of perspective?

A. To add color B. To make drawings flatter C. To create the illusion of depth and space D. To remove detail

4. What is a vanishing point?

A. The darkest part of a drawing B. The point where light comes from C. The center of an object D. The point where parallel lines appear to converge

5. Which perspective uses two vanishing points?

A. One-point perspective B. Three-point perspective C. Two-point perspective D. Atmospheric perspective

6. What causes a shadow?

A. An object blocking light B. An object changing shape C. A drawing becoming smaller D. A vanishing point moving

7. Which part is usually the darkest area on the object?

A. Highlight B. Light area C. Core shadow D. Reflective light

8. Why are shadows important?

A. They make objects look flat. B. They show form, depth, and light direction. C. They remove the need for perspective. D. They make everything the same color.

9. What is parallax used for in animation?

A. Turning a drawing into a 3D model B. Making all objects move at the same speed C. Removing the background D. Creating the illusion of depth as the camera moves

10. How do distant objects usually appear in atmospheric perspective?

A. More detailed and saturated B. Darker and sharper C. Less detailed and lower in contrast D. Larger and more defined