Grade 7 Visual Arts- Practical knowledge

The lightness or darkness of a colour is referred to as_________.

• Object drawing

• Value Scale

• Shape

• Contour drawing

Drawn lines which may be horizontal or vertical and define the form of the object is referred to as________.

• Pointillism

• Cross-contour lines

• space

• shadow

Watercolours are transparent in nature while Acrylic paints are________.

• Opaque

• Transparent

• White

• Colour

________ is achieved when opposite hues are arranged together.

• Shapes

• Contrast

• Lines

• Pencils

The 4H pencil is ________ than the 4B pencil.

• darker

• lighter

• colourful

• heavier

__________ is art that does not represent an accurate depiction of visual reality, communicating instead through lines, shapes, colours, forms and gestural marks.

• Cross-hatching technique

• Illustration

• Dotting

• Abstract art

In art, the word 'Form' refers to three-dimensions and 'Shape' refers to_______.

• blending

• paint

• colour

• Two-dimensions

6B, 8B and 10B are the ___________ pencils used for shading.

• Darker

• Lighter

• Colour

• Marker

One-point perspective drawing technique is used to create_________ in an artwork.

• Patterns

• Materials

• Painting

• An illusion of Depth

__________refers to the height at which your eyes observe an object.

• Colour wheel

• Form

• Eye-level

• Hue