2023-2024 Spring District Art Test Part B - Grades 4-6

Which of the following is a secondary color?

• Orange

• Red

• Blue

• White

The complement of green is

• Yellow

• Red

• Pink

• Orange

Which of this is NOT an example of contrast?

• An old man and baby

• A cool color and warm color

• Rocky mountain and smooth sand

• An ocean blending into the misty sky

What are neutral colors?

• bright and eye-catching

• bold and intense

• calming and unobtrusive

• dark and ominous

How might an artist create a happy and cheerful mood in a painting?

• By using dark and muted colors

• By using a chaotic and disorganized composition

• By using bright and vibrant colors

• By using jagged and rough textures

The background is the part of a painting

• that is clearest and most detailed.

• that seems farthest away from the viewer.

• nearest the bottom of the canvas.

• that was painted last by the artist.

Cones, cubes, and pyramids are examples of

• Forms

• Shapes

• Two-dimensional polygons

• All of the above

Which of these color combinations yields green?

• Yellow + red

• Purple + orange

• Orange + blue

• Blue + yellow

What is composition in art?

• The materials used to create a painting

• The way an artist arranges the elements in a work of art

• The title of an artwork

• The size and shape of the canvas used for painting

An artist's choice of point of view can impact the visual experience of the foreground in a number of ways. Which of these is NOT true?

• A point of view that’s close to the ground, like that of a worm, makes the objects in foreground appear taller

• A point of view that’s high above to the ground, like that of a bird, makes the objects in foreground look small and squished together

• A point of view that’s tilted sideways makes the objects in the foreground look slanted

• A point of view that’s perfectly centered makes all objects appear equally sized