Chapter 2 Quiz

What is the relationship between the elements and principles of art?

• The elements of art are the same as the principles of art.
• Principles of art are only applicable to painting.
• The elements of art are the building blocks, while the principles of art are the rules for organizing those blocks.
• Elements of art are not necessary for creating art.

Which of the three qualities of color refers to a color's name?

• Shade
• Hue
• Tone
• Saturation

Which option below is a type of line?

• Dotted line
• Curved line
• Dashed line
• Straight line

What is texture in art?

• Texture in art is the surface quality or feel of an artwork, perceived visually or through touch.
• Texture refers to the color palette used in an artwork.
• Texture is the overall theme or subject matter of an artwork.
• Texture is the emotional response elicited by an artwork.

What is a simple definition of color?

• Color is a measure of temperature.
• Color is the speed of light.
• Color is a type of sound.
• Color is the reflected light.

What is the difference between shapes and forms?

• Shapes are two-dimensional; forms are three-dimensional.
• Shapes are made of solid materials; forms are made of liquid materials.
• Shapes can be three-dimensional; forms are two-dimensional.
• Shapes are always circular; forms are always square.

What is value in art?

• Value in art is solely determined by the artist's intent.
• Value in art is fixed and does not change over time.
• Value in art is only about monetary worth.
• Value in art is the difference in lightness and darkness of a color.

What is one way to show space in a drawing or painting?

• Use perspective techniques to create depth.
• Focus on the subject without considering the background.
• Draw only flat shapes without any shading.
• Use bright colors to attract attention.

The way your eye travels through an image refers to the principle of art known as

• unity

• movement

• composition

• shade

What are the principles of art?

• harmony, symmetry, texture, color
• proportion, depth, light, shadow
• style, form, detail, space
• Balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, unity.