Which sketch method shows times in a scene as one-dimensional or flat?

• A. Coordinate method
• B. Triangulation method
• C. Cross projection method
• D. Perspective method

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is how different sketching methods handle depth and how that affects representing time or sequence on paper. The cross projection method flattens a scene by projecting onto two perpendicular planes and combining those views, which minimizes depth cues and creates a single, two-dimensional layout. Because depth is collapsed, moments in time or sequential actions can be shown on one plane without implying three-dimensional space, making times in the scene appear one-dimensional or flat.

In contrast, perspective drawing emphasizes depth with vanishing points, giving a strong sense of 3D space; the coordinate method and triangulation focus on precise spatial relationships and locating points in space rather than flattening time into a single plane. So for representing times in a scene as flat, the cross projection approach is the best fit.