2023-2024-Term1-PM-SCOPEOFPICTUREMAKIN-SHS1-Activity-1

What is the difference between a line and a shape in art?

• A line is a form of shading, while a shape is a form of highlighting.

• A line is one-dimensional, while a shape is two-dimensional.

• A line is a curved shape, while a shape is a straight line.

• A line is used to create depth, while a shape is used to create texture.

How does balance contribute to the overall composition of an artwork?

• Balance adds chaos and confusion to the artwork.

• Balance has no impact on the overall composition of an artwork.

• Balance creates imbalance and disharmony in the artwork.

• Balance creates stability and harmony in the artwork.

What is symmetry in art and how is it achieved?

• Symmetry in art is achieved by randomly placing shapes, colors, and patterns on both sides of a central axis.

• Symmetry in art is achieved by mirroring or repeating shapes, colors, and patterns on both sides of a central axis.

• Symmetry in art is achieved by using only one color on both sides of a central axis.

• Symmetry in art is achieved by using different shapes, colors, and patterns on both sides of a central axis.

Explain the concept of emphasis in art and provide an example.

• Emphasis in art refers to the size of the canvas.

• Emphasis in art refers to the visual dominance or importance of a particular element or area in a composition.

• Emphasis in art refers to the use of bright colors.

• Emphasis in art refers to the use of realistic proportions.

What is contrast in art and how does it create visual interest?

• Contrast in art is the absence of any elements that create visual interest.

• Contrast in art is a technique used to make a painting look dull and uninteresting.

• Contrast in art refers to the juxtaposition of different elements such as colors, values, textures, or shapes to create visual interest.

• Contrast in art refers to the use of similar elements such as colors, values, textures, or shapes to create visual interest.

Name the seven elements of art.

• line, shape, form, value, color, texture, space

• dot, dimension, harmony, shade, tint, proportion, scale

• point, size, pattern, tone, hue, composition, perspective

• curve, volume, contrast, saturation, style, balance, depth

What are the principles of art and how do they guide artistic creation?

• The principles of art have no impact on artistic creation.

• Artists do not need to follow any principles in their work.

• The principles of art guide artistic creation by providing a framework for artists to organize and arrange elements in a visually pleasing and meaningful way.

• The principles of art are subjective and vary from artist to artist.

How can lines be used to create different moods or feelings in an artwork?

• By using different colors instead of varying their length, direction, thickness, and placement.

• By erasing the lines completely from the artwork.

• By using only straight lines instead of varying their length, direction, thickness, and placement.

• By varying their length, direction, thickness, and placement.

Describe the concept of balance in terms of visual weight and distribution.

• Balance in terms of visual weight and distribution refers to the uneven distribution of elements in a design to create a sense of chaos and imbalance.

• Balance in terms of visual weight and distribution refers to the complete absence of elements in a design.

• Balance in terms of visual weight and distribution refers to the random placement of elements in a design without any consideration for harmony or stability.

• Balance in terms of visual weight and distribution refers to the equal distribution of elements in a design to create a sense of stability and harmony.

Give an example of an artwork that effectively uses the principle of contrast.

• The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh

• The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci

• The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali

• Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci