AH03

Which of the following architectural styles is known for the use of pointed arches, gargoyles, & a sense of upward visual movements?

• Classical

• Art Nouveau

• Gothic

• Baroque

Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Cezanne, & Paul Gaugin are artists are associated w/ which style of art?

• Post-Impressionism

• Surrealism

• Fauvism

• Cubism

Which of these terms refers to a performance or event created in the context of fine art?

• Happening

• Installation

• Sculpture

• Plein Air

When a piece. of clay is partially dry but not completely. dry, it is___

• bisque

• greenware

• leather hard

• bone dry

Which of these painting techniques involved the application of thick layers of paint w/ visible brushstrokes?

• Sfumato

• Sgraffito

• Wash

• Impasto

In Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, he used a painting technique to give a smoky, cloudy appearances & soften the appearance of any hard lines. Which techniques?

• Sgraffito

• Sfumato

• Velatura

• Imprimatura

Which of the following is an example of an accommodation in the classroom for a student w/ behavioral disabilities?

• using large paper & taping it to the table

• Outline a design w/ glue

• using larger tools & offering choices of media

• working w/ clay in a secluded area of the room

Claes Oldenburg was an American sculptor in the 1960s known for creating large scale pop art sculptures, often of food items. How did his work challenge the traditional means of sculpture?

• challenged traditional media of metal & marble by sculpting w/ wire

• paint his sculptures, not traditionally done

• using assistants to create his works

• changed the traditional hard medium of sculpture to a soft, changeable format

Which type of assessment in the art classroom best reflects a student's ability to apply art making skills?

• performance

• traditional

• formative

• summative

Which statement best describes the purpose of sculptures in the Classical period about Ancient Greece?

• sought to capture. the Tre likeness of a person

• made to honor gods & goddesses

• used in fertility rituals

• created to provide a resting place for a soul after death