Rhythm and Repetition in Art

What is rhythm in art?

• A) A type of music

• B) The way elements are arranged to create movement or flow

• C) A color choice

• D) A style of painting

Which of the following is an example of regular rhythm?

• A) Alternating colors

• B) Wavy lines

• C) A series of evenly spaced circles

• D) Randomly placed shapes

What type of rhythm combines different elements but maintains a repetitive pattern?

• Random Rhythm

• Regular Rhythm

• Flowing Rhythm

• Alternate Rhythm

Flowing rhythm in art is created using:

• Sharp angles

• Straight lines

• Smooth, curvy lines

• Dots

What does random rhythm create in an artwork?

• A) A predictable flow

• B) A lively and spontaneous feel

• C) A sense of chaos

• D) An uninteresting look

Which technique can help create rhythm in art?

• Varying colors only

• Using the same shapes repeatedly

• Using no shapes

• Avoiding patterns

Piet Mondrian’s work is known for using:

• Plentiful colors with no shapes

• Only natural forms

• A grid and repeated geometric forms

• Abstract shapes with no repetition

Repetition in art primarily helps to:

• Confuse viewers

• Create disarray

• Unify the artwork

• Hide details

Which of the following is NOT an importance of repetition?

• A) Unity

• B) Distraction

• C) Focus

• D) Pattern Creation

What is a motif in art?

• A random color choice

• A recurring design or theme

• A single element used once

• A style of music