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In One-point perspective, what is the line called that separates the ground from the sky? A) Vanishing line B) Orthogonal line C) Horizon line D) Mason-Dixon line
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In One-point perspective, what is the line called that separates the ground from the sky?

A) Vanishing line
B) Orthogonal line
C) Horizon line
D) Mason-Dixon line

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The answer would be C.
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The Horizon line is what separates the ground from the sky.
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