IB MYP 1 1st Semester Exam

Choose the best definition for Trompe l' Oeil

• Realism
• Abstract
• Stylistic
• Fool the Eye

When you have finished painting, you should

• leave the paintbrush on your table
• leave the paintbrush in the sink
• wash the brush in the sink with soap and water, preferably dish soap so that all of the bubbles get the pigment out of the bristles, then store with brush side down
• wash the brush in the sink with water, using your fingers to get the paint out until the bristles no longer have color come off,then store brush side up

What is the correct process for every project following the myp format

• crit a:planning , crit b:research, crit c: create, crit d:reflect
• crit a: research, crit b:planning, crit c: create, crit d:reflect
• crit a:planning , crit b:research, crit c: reflect, crit d:create
• crit a: research, crit b:planning, crit c: reflect, crit d:create

This art movement took place in the mid-late 16th century. It was characterized by complex compositions and elongated human figures in staged poses. Well-known artists in this movement were Arcimboldo and Parmigianino.

• Mannerism
• Baroque
• Romanticism
• Neoclassicism

Which art movement?

• Mannerism
• Baroque
• Romanticism
• Neoclassicism

Which art movement?

• Mannerism
• Baroque
• Romanticism
• Neoclassicism

This art movement took place in the 17th century. Drama, vitality, movement, and emotion were all important to the works in this movement. Important artists were Ruebens, Caravaggio, and Jan Vermeer.

• Mannerism
• Baroque
• Romanticism
• Neoclassicism

This art movement, which was characterized by beauty and emotion, took place in Europe and North America in the late to mid 19th century. The Hudson River School was part of this movement. Important artist were Turner, Gainsborough, and Constable.

• Mannerism
• Baroque
• Romanticism
• Neoclassicism

This art movement, which took place in Europe and America, took inspiration from the classical art and culture of Ancient Greece and Rome. It was a severe, serious, unemotional style. Important artists were J. Ingres and Jacques-Louis David. Important architects were Robert Smirk and Robert Adams

• Mannerism
• Baroque
• Romanticism
• Neoclassicism

Which Art Movement?

• Mannerism
• Baroque
• Romanticism
• Neoclassicism