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Here are 10 “Match Column A with Column B” questions based on the one-point perspective teaching moment: ### **Match Column A (Term) with Column B (Definition)** Column A 1. One-point perspective 2. Horizon line 3. Ground line 4. Vanishing point 5. Station point 6. Picture plane...

Here are 10 “Match Column A with Column B” questions based on the one-point perspective teaching moment: ### **Match Column A (Term) with Column B (Definition)** Column A 1. One-point perspective 2. Horizon line 3. Ground line 4. Vanishing point 5. Station point 6. Picture plane 7. Projection symbol 8. Neutral eye view 9. Bird’s eye view 10. Worm’s eye view Column B A. Where all lines converge in a perspective drawing B. Represents the base where objects sit on the ground. C. A perspective view seen from above the object. D. A flat surface on which the 3D object is projected. E. The viewer’s position relative to the picture plane. F. Separates the sky from the ground, at eye level. G. A method where all lines recede to a single point. H. Represents different views of an object (top, side, front). I. A perspective view from the level of the horizon line. J. A perspective view seen from below the object. ### **Answer Key**: 1. **One-point perspective** – g. A method where all lines recede to a single point. 2. **Horizon line** – f. Separates the sky from the ground, at eye level. 3. **Ground line** – b. Represents the base where objects sit on the ground. 4. **Vanishing point** – a. Where all lines converge in a perspective drawing. 5. **Station point** – e. The viewer’s position relative to the picture plane. 6. **Picture plane** – d. A flat surface on which the 3D object is projected. 7. **Projection symbol** – h. Represents different views of an object (top, side, front). 8. **Bird’s eye view** – c. A perspective view seen from above the object. 9. **Neutral eye view** – i. A perspective view from the level of the horizon line. 10. **Worm’s eye view** – j. A perspective view seen from below the object. This matching activity reinforces the definitions and understanding of key terms in the context of one-point perspective in EGD.