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Q1.

Perspective Drawing: In two-point angular perspective drawing in 'Visualizing 3D Objects from 2D Drawings, Orthographic Projections and Elevations', where are the two vanishing points always located?

(A)

On the Horizon Line (Eye Level) (Visualizing 3D Objects from 2D Drawings, Orthographic Projections and Elevations)

(B)

At the center of the picture plane

(C)

Directly on the ground line

(D)

At the zenith and nadir points

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Q2.

Classical Architectural Elements: Which structural component was invented in Gothic architecture to transmit lateral roof and vault thrust away from walls to external masonry piers in 'Visualizing 3D Objects from 2D Drawings, Orthographic Projections and Elevations'?

(A)

Flying Buttress (Visualizing 3D Objects from 2D Drawings, Orthographic Projections and Elevations)

(B)

Corbelled arch

(C)

Pendentive

(D)

Doric column capital

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