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Which Element of Art is this artwork using?

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line

Answer explanation

This artwork uses line.

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Which Element of Art is this artwork using? Options: shape, form, value, paint

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shape

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'shape' because the artwork is utilizing different shapes to create the composition.

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The strongest element of art used in this artwork is...

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Space

Answer explanation

The strongest element of art used in this artwork is Space because it defines the area between and around objects, creating depth and dimension.

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This sculpture creates the element of art that deals with feeling a surface...

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Texture

Answer explanation

This sculpture creates the element of art that deals with feeling a surface is Texture.

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When you give 3 dimensions to a flat 2D shape it turns into a ....

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form

Answer explanation

When you give 3 dimensions to a flat 2D shape it turns into a form.

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This term means the appreciation of beauty.

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Aesthetics

Answer explanation

Aesthetics is being concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty.

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Another word for art materials is _________.

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media

Answer explanation

Another word for art materials is referred to as 'media' in the context of creating visual art.

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When an art shows a portrait, landscape, or still life it is called the _______ of the artwork.

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subject

Answer explanation

When an art shows a portrait, landscape, or still life it is called the subject of the artwork.

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Art that has no everyday function, it is made simply to be looked at...

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Fine Art

Answer explanation

Fine Art is the correct choice because it is art made purely for enjoyment and has no practical function in everyday life.

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Art that has an everyday function like ceramics or furniture design is called...

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Applied art

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Art that has an everyday function is called Applied art, as it serves a practical purpose rather than being purely decorative or conceptual like fine art.