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What is 'Color Value' in art?

• The brightness or darkness of a color

• The texture of a surface

• The size of an artwork

• The type of paint used.

Match the following art terms with their definitions: Landscape, Still-Life, Abstraction.

• Landscape

• An artwork showing a scene of nature

• Abstract

• An artwork showing an arrangement of objects

• Still Life

• An artwork using a recognizable subject in an unrealistic manner

Which art movement is characterized by visible brushstrokes that depict the changing qualities of light?

• Realism

• Impressionism

• Post-Impressionism

• Cubism

Match the following art movements with their characteristics: Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism.

• Impressionism

• Focused on making images look real.

• Post-Impressionism

• Visible brushstrokes that depict light.

• Realism

• Rejected the limiting qualities of Impressionism.

Paul Cézanne was known as the father of modern art and was mostly associated with (a)   .

• Post-Impressionism

• Cubism

• Surrealism

• Fauvism

Which art movement extended the Impressionist technique while rejecting its limitations like lack of emotion?

• Art Deco

• Art Nouveau

• Post-Impressionism

• Realism

Match the following art movements with their characteristics:

• Art Deco

• Floral and decorative style

• Post-Impressionism

• Sleek geometric designs

• Art Nouveau

• Use of vivid colors and thick brushstrokes

Art Deco was known for its sleek geometric designs and aimed to make machine-made objects more appealing. This style occurred after (a)   .

• Postmodernism

• Modernism

• Art Nouveau

• Bauhaus

Which of the following is NOT categorized under crafts and decorative arts?

• Ceramics

• Metalwork

• Printmaking

• Textiles

Match the following art forms with their descriptions: Quilling, Stained Glass, Ukiyo-e.

• quilling

• Colorful glass used for windows and lamps

• Stained-glass

• Paper rolling and shaping process

• Ukiyo-e (yoo-kee-oh-ey) prints

• Japanese art movement blending traditional images.