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022
Official subject code for ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΟ – ΠΡΟΟΠΤΙΚΟ ΣΧΕΔΙΟ in the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations
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3.5 hours per the official 2026 timetabl
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EUR 25
2026 fee per access subject (not code 032)
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8–26 June 2026
Examination period of the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations
Cyprus Examinations Service
100
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1In linear perspective, what does the horizon line represent?
A.The viewer's eye level projected onto the picture plane
B.The farthest visible edge of the ground where land meets sky
C.The line along which all vertical edges of objects converge
D.The top edge of the drawing sheet used to align the composition
Explanation: The horizon line is the projection of the viewer's eye level onto the picture plane. Every vanishing point for lines lying on horizontal planes sits on this line, regardless of how high or low the object is.
2A vanishing point is best defined as the point where:
A.the central ray of vision meets the ground plane
B.two parallel lines physically cross in real space
C.projections of lines that are parallel in reality appear to converge on the picture plane
D.the light source is positioned in a perspective construction
Explanation: Lines that are parallel in three-dimensional space project onto the picture plane as lines converging toward a single point: the vanishing point. This is the geometric basis of linear perspective.
3In a one-point (parallel) perspective drawing of a room, which edges converge to the single vanishing point?
A.Only the vertical edges of the walls
B.The edges that recede from the viewer, perpendicular to the picture plane
C.All horizontal edges of every object in the room
D.Only the diagonal lines of the floor tiles
Explanation: In one-point perspective, edges parallel to the picture plane (verticals and horizontals of the front face) stay parallel, while edges perpendicular to the picture plane recede toward the single vanishing point.
4Raising the horizon line in a perspective drawing of a street scene has what effect?
A.The viewer seems to look down on the scene, as if from an elevated position
B.The viewer seems to look up at the scene, as if from ground level
C.Objects appear larger because the picture plane moves closer
D.Vertical lines begin to converge toward a third vanishing point
Explanation: A high horizon line means the eye level is high relative to the subject, so more of the ground plane is visible and the viewer reads the scene as seen from above (bird's-eye tendency). A low horizon produces the opposite, worm's-eye effect.
5In two-point perspective, the two vanishing points for a building's horizontal edges are located:
A.one on the horizon line and one above it
B.both on the horizon line
C.both on the central vertical axis of the drawing
D.anywhere on the sheet, depending on the artist's style
Explanation: Because both sets of receding horizontal edges lie on horizontal planes, their vanishing points both lie on the horizon line. Their positions depend on the angles the building faces make with the picture plane.
6Three-point perspective differs from two-point perspective because:
A.it uses three vanishing points on the horizon line
B.the vertical edges also converge toward a third vanishing point above or below the horizon
C.it is only used for drawing interiors
D.it ignores the horizon line completely
Explanation: In three-point perspective the picture plane is tilted relative to the object's vertical edges, so verticals converge toward a third vanishing point (upward for a worm's-eye view, downward for a bird's-eye view).
7The picture plane in perspective construction is:
A.an imaginary transparent surface between the viewer and the subject onto which the scene is projected
B.the surface of the ground on which objects rest
C.the back wall of the scene being drawn
D.the sheet of paper, which must always be parallel to the subject's front face
Explanation: The picture plane is a conceptual transparent plane placed between the eye and the object; lines of sight from the eye to every point of the object pierce it, and the pattern of those piercings is the perspective image.
8A student draws a cube in two-point perspective, but one set of horizontal edges converges to a point above the horizon line. What is the most likely error?
A.The cube is correctly drawn as seen from below
B.The vanishing point was placed off the horizon line, breaking the rule that vanishing points for horizontal edges lie on the horizon
C.The cube is too close to the viewer for two-point perspective
D.The student used too many vanishing points
Explanation: All vanishing points for edges lying in horizontal planes must sit on the horizon line. Placing one above it produces warped, 'leaning' boxes — a classic beginner error when the horizon is not marked first.
9The centre of vision (principal point) in a perspective setup is:
A.the point where the perpendicular from the viewer's eye meets the picture plane
B.the midpoint of the horizon line in every composition
C.the vanishing point of all diagonal lines
D.the brightest point of the drawing where light falls directly
Explanation: The centre of vision is the foot of the perpendicular dropped from the station point (eye) to the picture plane. It fixes the viewer's exact sight axis, and in one-point perspective the single vanishing point coincides with it.
10The cone of vision in perspective refers to:
A.the shadow cast by a cone-shaped object
B.the region of space the eye can take in comfortably, conventionally about 60 degrees, within which perspective distortion stays acceptable
C.the area behind the picture plane that must remain empty
D.the field covered by a camera's zoom lens at maximum
Explanation: The cone of vision, conventionally about 60°, marks the comfortable field of clear sight. Objects constructed outside it show exaggerated, unnatural convergence, so constructions are planned to keep the subject within the cone.
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