Elements of Visual Arts

What are the physical parts with which the work of art is built?

• Space and Value

• Form and Texture

• Color and Time

• Line and Shape

Which of the following is NOT one of the Principles of Art?

• Unity / Variety

• Balance

• Time

• Contrast

What is the function of contour lines in art?

• To represent time in the composition

• To create expressive figures

• To add texture to the artwork

• To define the edges of objects

What is the purpose of implied lines in art?

• To represent movement in the artwork

• To add color to the composition

• To connect points visually

• To create 3D forms

What is the main difference between geometric and organic shapes in interior design?

• Geometric shapes are used for furniture, organic shapes are used for decorative elements

• Geometric shapes are symmetrical, organic shapes are asymmetrical

• Geometric shapes are used for lighting, organic shapes are used for flooring

• Geometric shapes are angular, organic shapes are curvy

How does linear perspective create the illusion of depth in a painting?

• By establishing a focal point

• By arranging objects in the foreground and background

• By incorporating shadows and highlights

• By using converging lines to a vanishing point

What is the purpose of foreshortening in art?

• To emphasize the use of color

• To add movement to the composition

• To distort the proportions of objects

• To create depth and perspective

What is the difference between actual texture and simulated texture in a painting class?

• Actual texture is permanent, simulated texture is temporary

• Actual texture is visual, simulated texture is tactile

• Actual texture is 2D, simulated texture is 3D

• Actual texture is created, simulated texture is represented

What is the main property of color that refers to the lightness or darkness of a color?

• Hue

• Temperature

• Saturation

• Value

Olivia is redecorating her living room and wants to choose a color scheme. Which color scheme uses colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel?

• Triadic

• Analogous

• Monochromatic

• Complementary