Art Quiz

Can you tell me what a monoprint is?

• Is it a form of printmaking where the image can only be made once?

• Or, is it a technique used to make shapes three dimensional?

• Is it how artists make a lot of copies of of something?

• Or, is it the attempt to represent subject matter truthfully?

Can you tell me what 'shading' means in the world of art?

• Is it the process of adding value to create the illusion of form, space, and light?

• Or, could it be a solid, recognizable thing that stands for something hard to show in a picture?

• Maybe it's about creating irregular and uneven shapes with curved or angular outlines?

• Or is it the attempt to represent subject matter truthfully?

Can you guess the central theme of Picasso's masterpiece, "Guernica"?

• His intense dislike for war.

• The endeavor to depict subject matter in a truthful manner.

• A method used to create swirly patterns on paper.

• Art that doesn't mirror the visual reality accurately.

Let's take a trip back to the 1900s! Can you guess how Picasso's artistic style transformed during this time?

• Did it become less realistic, almost abstract?

• Or did it become more realistic, like a photograph?

• Maybe it started focusing on the subject of dance?

• Or did he start using computer animation?

What are geometric shapes are used for in art?

• to define and organize space

• create the illusion of time

• represent subject matter truthfully

• make something look real

What does a value scale in art show?

• How light or dark something is on a scale of white to black

• How much art costs.

• The composition of line, shapes and colors.

• What time period a piece of art belongs in.

Which two artists are known for their Cubist style of art?

• Pablo Picasso &

  Georges Braque

• Claude Monet &

  Vincent Van Gogh

• Leonardo da Vinci

  & Michelangelo

• Salvador Dali &

  Frida Kahlo

What is your art teacher's name?

• Tiffany Ferreira

• Christine Ferreira

• Michael Ferrara

What is a shape in art?

• A round enclosed area that has height, width and depth (three-dimensional).

• A path made by a moving point through space.

• A flat enclosed area that has both height and width (two-dimensional).

What is a line in art?

• A path made by a moving point through space.

• A flat enclosed area that has both height and width (two-dimensional).

• A round enclosed area that has height, width and depth (three-dimensional).