Art 1 Q1 2024

Match the following terms to their definitions:

• A two-dimensional, enclosed space

• pattern

• How the eye travels through artwork

• shape

• The arrangement of elements in a repetitive way

• movement

• A continuous point in motion

• line

What is the main difference between a contour line and a gesture line?

• A. Contour lines are used to show motion, while gesture lines define the outer edges of objects.

• B. Contour lines describe the edges and surface details of an object, while gesture lines capture the movement and energy of the subject.

• C. Gesture lines are used to create texture, while contour lines create depth.

• D. Gesture lines are only used in abstract art, while contour lines are used in realistic drawings.

What are geometric shapes known for?

• Being colorful and abstract

• Being irregular and random

• Being precise and regular

• Being natural and organic

Which of the following best describes the use of implied lines in art?

• Implied lines are used to create a sense of stillness and calm.

• Implied lines are used to create a sense of depth and perspective.

• Implied lines are used to create a sense of movement and guide the viewer's eye.

• Implied lines are used to add texture to the artwork.

Which principle of design is primarily used in creating a tessellation?

• Contrast

• Pattern

• Emphasis

• Balance

Tessellations must always be made up of geometric shapes.

• True

• False

Which of the following artists is most closely associated with Op Art?

• Pablo Picasso

• Vincent van Gogh

• Bridget Riley

• Frida Kahlo

What is a tessellation?

• A drawing that uses multiple colors

• A pattern made of repeating shapes that fit together without gaps or overlaps

• A design using only circles

• A type of optical illusion

A contour drawing uses what main element of art?

• Shape

• form

• value

• line