W&W Module 1 Lesson 2-3 Artwork

Composition is

• the size and arrangement if figures and objects in a piece of art.

• a guess or conclusion based on facts and observations.

• the living subjects of paintings.

• the nonliving subjects of painitings.

An inference is

• a guess or conclusion based on facts and observations.

• what draws the eye in an image.

• why an artists picks a color.

• how the shapes and outlines move our eyes.

We can infer the man in this painting

• did not plan to be here.

• is happy here.

• planned to be here.

• is having fun.

Pick the best option: The objects of paintings are

• nonliving.

• living.

• the shapes.

• what draws the eye in an image.

Figures in paintings are

• nonliving.

• living.

• how the shapes and outlines move our eyes.

• the size and arrangement of items in a piece of art.

In art, a line is

• how the shapes and outlines move our eyes.

• why an artist picks a specific color.

• what draws the eye in an image.

• a guess or conclusion based on facts and observations.

The focal point of an image is

• what draws the eye in an image.

• why an artist picks a specific color.

• how the shapes and outlines move our eyes.

• the living subject of a painting.

When looking at colors in art, we can identify

• warm versus cool colors.

• soft versus hard colors.

• low versus high colors.

• left versus right colors.

What are the figures in this image? Select ALL that apply

• baby

• man

• woman

• boat

What are the figures in this image? Select ALL that apply.

• man

• sharks

• water

• boat