Pop art and Color Wheel Test

What is pop art?

• The art movement that started in the 1950s that uses pattern and color to create the illusion of movement.

• The art movement that started in the 1950s that uses everyday objects and popular references as the subject matter.

• The art movement that started in 1907 and uses movement and geometric shapes to create the artwork. 

• The art movement that started in the late 1940s that uses shape, form, color, and lines to create the artwork.

Which artist used commercial goods as their subject matter?

• Jasper Johns

• Roy Lichtenstein

• Pablo Picasso

• Andy Warhol 

Which artist mocks the exaggerated characters in comics?

• Roy Lichtenstein

• Andy Warhol

• Jasper Johns

• Claude Monet

Which artist uses America as their subject matter?

• Andy Warhol

• Roy Lichtenstein

• Jasper Johns

• Vincent Van Gogh

What are the primary colors?

• Green, purple, and orange

• Red, yellow, and blue

• Red, purple, and green

• Black and white

What are the secondary colors?

• Purple, blue and green

• Green, purple, and orange

• Yellow, orange and red

• Red, yellow and blue

What does monochromatic mean?

• Variations of one color by adding black or white

• Circular arrangement of colors

• Colors opposite on the color wheel

• Colors next to each other on the color wheel

What are complementary colors?

• Circular arrangement of colors

• Colors next to each other on the color wheel

• Variations of one color by adding black or white

• Colors opposite on the color wheel

What are the complementary colors?

• Green and orange

  Purple and yellow

  Blue and red

• Red and green

  Blue and orange

  Yellow and purple

• Red, blue and yellow

• Red and yellow

  Blue and green

  Purple and pink

What happens if you mix two of the primary colors?

• You will get black paint

• You will get a secondary color

• You will get brown paint

• You will get a tertiary color