Elements of Art 1 Quiz

What is the definition of a line?

• A path of a moving point. It has one dimension: length

• The illusion of depth. The area around, inside, or between shapes or forms.

• A flat enclosed area defined by a line. It has two dimensions: length and width.

• The way something feels or how it could feel.

What is the definition of a shape?

• A path of a moving point. It has one dimension: length.

• The lightness and darkness of a color

• A flat enclosed area defined by a line. It has two dimensions: length and width

• The way something feels or the illusion of how something feels (touch)

What is the definition of a form?

• The lightness and darkness of a color

• A flat enclosed area defined by a line. It has two dimensions: length and width

• The way something feels or the illusion of how something feels (touch)

• An enclosed area that has volume and takes up space. It has 3 dimensions: length, width, and depth

What is the definition of value?

• A path of a moving point. It has one dimension: length.

• The lightness and darkness of a color

• A flat enclosed area defined by a line. It has two dimensions: length and width

• The way something feels or the illusion of how something feels (touch)

What is the definition of color?

• The hue created when light reflects off of an object

• The lightness and darkness of a color

• A flat enclosed area defined by a line. It has two dimensions: length and width

• The way something feels or the illusion of how something feels (touch)

What is it called when you add black to a color?

• tint

• shade

• line

• hue

Which object has warm colors? The circles or the leaves?

• The leaves (red, orange, and yellow)

• The circles (green, blue, and purple)

What is the difference between shapes and forms?

• Shapes are 2-dimensional (length and width) and forms are 3-dimensional (length, width, and height)

• Shapes are 3-dimensional (length, width, and height) and forms are 2-dimensional (length and width)

• Shapes are 1-dimensional (length) and forms are 2-dimensional (length and width)

What are the secondary colors?

• Orange, Green, Purple
• Green, Blue-Green, Orange
• Rainbow
• Purple, Orange, Blue

What are the primary colors?

• Yellow, orange, green
• Red, blue, yellow
• Purple, orange, blue
• magenta, lemon-lime, chartruse