Please, help me! (you may get the brainliest if possible for me!)
In the answers, please list the numbers like this.

(Example: 6(term), 2(def) (if it makes sense)

Define each term (on the left) with the definition (right side)
(No, the one under each term is not the answer. it is a definition, not a term, nor an answer to the one above it. you need to attach a term to one of the descriptions.)

1 (Term) LINEAR PERSPECTIVE

1.(def) is a technique used to represent 3-D forms on a flat,
2-D surface. uses horizon lines, vanishing points,
and converging lines to depict forms.

2- (term) Horizon Line

2. (def) is a method of rendering depth in artwork by
manipulating the elements of objects as they recede into
space. Objects far from the viewer are represented with less
saturated color, less contrast between the object and the
background, and diminished detail.

3 (Term) Vanishing Point

3 (def). is a way to create the illusion of depth in an
artwork. Objects that are in front of other objects
look closer to the viewer.

4 (Term) Atmospheric perspective

4 (def). is a method that illustrates how objects
appear to get smaller as they recede into space. This method uses a
single vanishing point and typically depicts a scene (a
landscape, a roomy interior, a city block, etc.) from the center of the scene

5 (Term) Converging Lines

5 (def). is a method that illustrates how objects appear to get
smaller as they recede into space. This method uses two vanishing
points, and typically depicts a scene (a landscape, a room interior, a
city block, etc.) viewed from a corner of the image

6 (Term) Two-Point Perspective

6. (def) a perspective drawing is a line that
appears at "eye level." This line can be implied

7 (Term) Overlapping

7. (def) is the point(s) on the horizon line where the
lines of the objects eventually converge.

8 (Term) ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE


8.(def) are a set of two or more lines that get
closer and closer together as they approach the
vanishing point.