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Road to the Hills
Age 11 · Art
The road edges get closer together as they reach the low horizon. A big tree hides part of a smaller tree, while the house and hills sit farther back.
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In the picture
- Road edges that narrow toward a low horizon
- The large tree covering part of the smaller tree behind it
- The small house near the horizon
Examples
- A friend standing in front of another friend hides part of them.
- A row of streetlights looks shorter as it goes far down the road.
Key takeaways
- Overlapping shapes show which object is closer.
- Lines that run away from you can appear to meet far away.
Quiz: Road to the Hills (Age 11)
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If one shape covers part of another shape, what does that show?
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What can happen to lines that run away from you in a picture?
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Which clue shows that one tree is closer than another tree?
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