ART I EOC

What are the seven elements of art?

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  Color, value, perspective, proportion, emphasis, unity, contrast

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  Form, texture, unity, contrast, pattern, movement, space

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  Line, shape, pattern, movement, balance, rhythm, harmony

• Line, shape, color, texture, value, form, space

  How can lines be used in art to create the illusion of depth?  

• By using thick lines only

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  By varying line weight and direction, such as in hatching or cross-hatching

• By drawing lines close together only

• By drawing parallel lines

What are the primary colors in traditional color theory?  

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  Yellow, green, blue

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  Red, yellow, blue

• Red, green, blue

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  Orange, purple, green

How can an artist create texture in a drawing?

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  By drawing very quickly

• By avoiding details and focusing on broad areas of color

• By using shading techniques like stippling, hatching, and cross-hatching

• By using only one type of pencil or medium

  Which principle of design refers to the distribution of visual weight in a work of art? 

• Emphasis

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  Balance

• Contrast

• Unity

What is one-point perspective?

• A method of drawing where objects are shown from only one angle

• A way to show multiple viewpoints in a single drawing

• A technique where no vanishing point is used

• A drawing technique where all lines converge at one point on the horizon line

How does value contribute to the overall effect of a drawing? 

• By adding lightness or darkness to create contrast and depth

• By outlining shapes

• By adding color to the work

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  By adding color to the work

What is the difference between shape and form in art?  

• Shape is the space around objects; form is the object itself

• Shape is three-dimensional; form is two-dimensional

• Shape refers to color; form refers to texture

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  Shape is two-dimensional; form is three-dimensional

Which term refers to the arrangement of elements within an artwork?  

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  Composition

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  Texture

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  Form

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  Perspective

What is the purpose of critiquing an artwork?

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  To decide if the artist should continue making art

• To provide negative feedback only

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  To determine the monetary value of the artwork

• To analyze and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the artwork