What is linear perspective?
a. the ability to see things in three dimensions (length, width, and
depth)
b. a technique in which layers of paint create gentle transitions
between colors and objects
c. a form of perspective in which parallel lines seem to meet at one
or more vanishing points
d. the difference between one visual extreme and another

How is a suspension construction made? where is it most commonly used?

What character trait emerges as a result of jing-mei’s conflict with her mother?

16. apply. select something from your home that is used solely for aesthetic purposes. critique it using the four steps of art criticism. when you are finished, ask yourself if the object seems different than it did before. has your opinion of the object changed? 17. analyze. find a movie critic’s review of a current film in a newspaper or magazine. read it carefully. try to find statements that fit each of the four steps of art criticism. answer one either one 16 or 17