| Questions |
| Questions |
| 1 | The perspective was born on the initiative of: | ||
| A) | Filippo Brunelleschi | ||
| B) | Leonardo da Vinci | ||
| C) | Guidobaldo del Monte | ||
| D) | Simon Stevin | ||
| 2 | Brunelleschi realized that: | ||
| A) | Projecting from a improper center placed at a distance the diagram drawing and the elevation of an object, the perspective image was obtained, by intersection of the projecting rays with a plane | ||
| B) | Projecting from a center placed at a distance the diagram drawing and the elevation of an object, the perspective image was obtained, by intersection of the projecting rays with a plane | ||
| C) | Projecting from a improper center placed at a distance the diagram drawing and the elevation of an object, the perspective image was obtained, by intersection of the projecting rays with a point | ||
| D) | Projecting from a improper center placed at a distance the diagram drawing and the elevation of an object, the axonometric image was obtained, by intersection of the projecting rays with a point | ||
| 3 | The geometric method of perspective: | ||
| A) | Is known also as linear cilindrical perspective | ||
| B) | Is known also as axonometric projection | ||
| C) | Is known also as improper conical perspective | ||
| D) | Is known aalso s a linear conical perspective | ||
| 4 | The picture plane: | ||
| A) | Assumes the role of the transparent plane placed between the observer and the object, and which is generally supposed coincident with the drawing sheet | ||
| B) | Quadro | ||
| C) | Doesn't assume the role of the transparent plane placed between the observer and the object | ||
| D) | Assumes the role of the transparent plane placed between the observer and the object, and which is generally supposed coincident with the drawing sheet | ||
| 5 | Thanks to: | ||
| A) | The Italian Guidobaldo del Monte and the French Simon Stevi we had the definitive theorisation of the perspective representation | ||
| B) | The Italian Guidobaldo del Monte and the Flemish Simon Stevi we had the definitive theorisation of the perspective representation | ||
| C) | The French Guidobaldo del Monte and the Flemish Simon Stevi we had the definitive theorisation of the perspective representation | ||
| D) | The Italian Guidobaldo del Monte and the Flemish Simon Stevi we had the definitive theorisation of the axometric representation | ||
| 6 | The point O0 is called: | ||
| A) | Picture Point | ||
| B) | Vanishing point | ||
| C) | Main point | ||
| D) | Groun Point | ||
| 7 | The line of intersection between the plane of the picture plane and the geometral is called: | ||
| A) | Ground line or fundamental straight line | ||
| B) | Picture line or fundamental straight line | ||
| C) | Picture line or fundamental straight plane | ||
| D) | Perspective line | ||
| 8 | To realize the representation of the fundamental geometrical entities in perspective we have: | ||
| A) | A π plan, generally vertical, called the picture plane;An auxiliary plan π1, known as the geometral, placed horizontally; A point of view or, arranged at a infinite distance from the picture plane | ||
| B) | A π plan, generally vertical, called the geometral;An auxiliary plan π1, known as the geometral, placed horizontally; -A point of view or, arranged at a finite distance from the picture plane | ||
| C) | A π plan, generally vertical, called the picture plane;An auxiliary plan π1, known as the geometral, placed vertically; -A point of view or, arranged at a finite distance from the picture plane | ||
| D) | A π plan, generally vertical, called the picture plane;An auxiliary plan π1, known as the geometral, placed horizontally; -A point of view or, arranged at a finite distance from the picture plane | ||
| 9 | When the drawing layout conserve his orgin form, we have: | ||
| A) | The axonometric with horizontal picureplane | ||
| B) | The perspective in a horizontal pictureplane | ||
| C) | The perspective in an inclined pictureplane | ||
| D) | The Perspective with the direct method | ||
| 10 | The elevation of an object is also known as: | ||
| A) | Prospect | ||
| B) | Diagram drawing | ||
| C) | Section | ||
| D) | Axonometric projection | ||