What is the primary color wheel used in color theory?

• Black, White, Gray

• Pink, Brown, Turquoise

• Green, Orange, Purple

• Red, Blue, Yellow

What composition technique involves dividing the canvas into thirds both horizontally and vertically?

• Rule of Thirds

• Diagonal Method

• Fibonacci Sequence

• Golden Ratio

What is the complementary colour of blue?

• Yellow

• Orange

• Green

• Red

Which art movement focused on the subconscious and dreams?

• Cubism

• Impressionism

• Surrealism

• Abstract Expressionism

What composition technique involves leading the viewer's eye through the artwork?

• Leading lines

• Dotted lines

• Parallel lines

• Curved lines

What is the term for the use of light and dark in artwork?

• Tenebrism

• Chiaroscuro

• Highlight

• Contrast

How do we create a focal point in an artwork?

• We put small images all over the place

• We devide the paper in two sections

• Big images are in front

• It is a section of the artwork that is done in great detail compared to other parts which do not have much detail

How do we use line to create a focal point in an artwork.

• Lines that are parallel create a focal point

• Diagonal lines creates drama and is dynamic.

  Where these lines cross, the create a focal point.

• Vertical lines create energy and a focal point.

• Thick and thin lines create a focal point.

Which art movement focused on capturing fleeting moments in time?

• Realism

• Impressionism

• Abstract Expressionism

• Pop Art

Which of the following characteristics pertain to Neo Classicism

• A political movement

• A movement inspired by Greek Classicism and Roman Art

• It focused on the use of line in art

• This movement used a limited colour palate for their paintings