Human Body Assessment Prep
| # | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1 | The skeleton gives the body support and shape. |
| 2 | Eyes, nose, mouth, or ears. |
| 3 | The elbow. |
| 4 | The legs. |
| 5 | A circle or oval. |
| 6 | To make their drawings look more accurate and realistic. |
| 7 | Head and body. Other correct answers: arms, legs, hands, feet. |
| 8 | By drawing bent arms or legs, action lines, or a pose with weight shifted. |
| 9 | The neck. |
| 10 | Anatomy. |
| 11 | Elbows, knees, shoulders, or wrists. |
| 12 | By placing the eyes, ears, and other features in similar positions on both sides. |
| 13 | A front view shows the person from the front, while a side view shows the person from the side. |
| 14 | They have many small parts and different shapes. |
| 15 | The skull. |
| 16 | The pose. |
| 17 | By making it larger or placing it in front. |
| 18 | The heart and lungs. |
| 19 | So the person looks correctly proportioned. |
| 20 | They use lines to outline the body and its parts. |
| 21 | By changing body shape, face details, and size proportions. |
| 22 | Arms, legs, knees, and elbows. |
| 23 | To fix the shape and position more easily. |
| 24 | Keep the body parts in correct proportion and place the joints and features in the right spots. |
| 25 | Studying the human body helps an artist draw correct shapes, proportions, movement, and details, which makes the picture look realistic and alive. |