Principles of Art Final Exam

How the parts of a composition fit together is how they are

• balanced.

• unified.

• emphasized.

• contrasted.

Symmetrical, asymmetrical, approximate and radial are all types of

• contrast.

• emphasis.

• balance.

• unity.

A butterfly is an example of

• symmetrical.

• asymmetrical.

• approximate.

• radial.

Your face is an example of

• symmetrical.

• asymmetrical.

• approximate.

• radial.

Taj Mahal is an example of

• symmetrical.

• asymmetrical.

• approximate.

• radial.

Wholeness or harmony in a work of art is

• balance.

• unity.

• contrast.

• emphasis.

Dominance, repetition, color, and surface quality are all ways artists create_____in their work.

• balance

• unity

• contrast

• emphasis

An example of using dominance to create unity is

• "Facade of Lloyd's Bank."

• "Vase."

• "Aerial Beach."

• "Field Workers."

An example of using repetition to create unity is

• "Facade of Lloyds Bank."

• "Vase."

• "Aerial Beach."

• "Field Workers."

Creating a big difference in elements is the principle of

• balance.

• unity.

• contrast.

• emphasis.