3. Define the following polygons: EQUIANGULAR POLYGON INSCRIBED POLYGON STAR POLYGON

4. When do we say that two figures are equal?

5. What is the difference between two geometric figures that are equal and two that are similar?

6. Explain what steps we need to follow in order to construct the following regular Polygons according to their specific methods:

8. How does distortion create depth in visual compositions? OBLIQUE PERSPECTIVE SIZE OF FIGURES COLOUR OF SHAPES AND SPACE

9. List and define the main elements used in a linear perspective.

10. Explain what atmospheric perspective is based on.

11. Look for images in the links where the atmospheric perspective is their most important element. Cut them and paste onto the power point presentation. Discuss the different depth-creating aspects this type of perspective bases itself on.

12. Look for images in the links whose compositions follow one or more of these principles: perspective, changing size, overlapping. Label the techniques used.