Unit 3 Vocabulary

What is the definition of a "line" in studio art?

• A three-dimensional object with depth

• A continuous mark made on a surface by a moving point

• A color used to fill a shape

• A type of texture

What are "expressive lines" in art?

• Lines that are always straight

• Lines that show emotion or movement

• Lines that form only geometric shapes

• Lines that are invisible

Which art movement is characterized by spontaneous, automatic, or subconscious creation?

• Cubism

• Abstract Expressionism

• Realism

• Impressionism

What is a "shape" in the context of studio art?

• A mark made by a pencil

• An enclosed space defined by lines or other elements

• A type of color

• A form with depth

A classmate says, "All lines in art are the same." How would you respond using your knowledge of expressive and directional lines?

• Agree, because all lines look alike.

• Disagree, because lines can vary in direction, thickness, and expressiveness to create different effects and guide the viewer’s eye.

• Say that only color matters in art.

• Ignore the comment.

How can the use of different types of lines affect a composition in studio art?

• They make the artwork look more realistic.

• They only serve to outline shapes.

• They can create movement, emphasis, and mood within the artwork.

• They have no impact on the composition.