Art Elements and Principles

Line has only a single dimension. True or False?

• True

• False

straight, contour, curvilinear, analytical, uneven, implied, explicit, calligraphic, erratic, thick, thin, gestural, vertical, diagonal, horizontal, autographic

These terms must describe the Art Element of.....?

• Line

• Colour

• Tone

• Shape

An artist can create movement or weight and suggest emotions by using the Art Element of .....?

• Sound

• Form

• Texture

• Tone

• Line

Loud, soft, harsh, discordant, melodic, natural, artificial, vocalised, sonorous, high or low pitched.

These descriptive terms must relate to the Art Element of ....?

• Sound

• Line

• Tone

• Shape

According to the VCE curriculum, the qualities seen by a viewer when looking at an artwork are the ...?

• aesthetic qualities

• elemental qualities

• formal qualities

• value-added-features

Which Element of Art is generated by light reflecting off a surface?

• Shape

• Line

• Tone

• Colour

Can the Art Element of Colour be altered to achieve an emotional effect?

• Yes

• Absolutely!

• Neah

• No

The following descriptive terms might best describe which Art Element?

... hue, saturation, intensity, brightness, monochromatic, impressionistic, warm, cool, secondary, primary, tertiary, complementary, harmonious, opposite, tinted, adjacent, or triadic....

• Sound

• Colour

• Texture

• Shape

When referring to the Art Element of Colour, 'Monochromatic' means......?

• different shades, tones and tints of a single base hue.

• just one colour.

• a boring selection.

• done in your favourite colour.

When referring to the Art Element of Colour, 'tints' are achieved by adding white and 'tones' are achieved by adding a darker colour, grey, or black. TRUE or FALSE?

• TRUE

• FALSE