The purpose of this study is to positively examine the effects of a sequential presentation of items on landscape composition in LMT(Landscape Montage Technique). For this study, 180 male and female high school students were asked to participate in LMT twice. Research tools are cross tabulation analysis, frequency analysis and t-test. It is to find out not only the difference of their response to a synchronous type and a sequential type which landscape items are presented, but also the effects of a river as a primary item on landscape composition. The output of the research is as follows. First, in a synchronous type, unlike in a sequential one which is considered a general method of LMT, the majority of the students who had participated in LMT had a strong tendency to draw a mountain first. Second, in a sequential type, the effect of a river which is a primary item on landscape composition, in particular, was shown in the size of a river. The proportion of a river in the whole paper was greater in a sequential presentation type than in a synchronous one. In summary, it was found that the students who drew a river first overwhelmingly outnumbered those who didn't in a synchronous type. This suggests that forcing them to begin drawing a river first deliberately can prevent them from composing a landscape properly.
Key Words : LMT, Item, Landscape Composition, Sequential Type, Synchronous Type