Art Elements and Principles Assessment

This video tutorial explores the elements and principles of art, focusing on color, texture, and light. It explains primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, and discusses the difference between real and implied textures. The video also covers the importance of light and shadow in creating a three-dimensional effect. Additionally, it delves into the principles of rhythm and pattern, including symmetry and asymmetry, providing a comprehensive understanding of how these elements and principles are applied in art.

Which of the following is NOT considered an element of art?

• Texture

• Rhythm

• Line

• Color

What are the primary colors?

• Orange, Purple, Green

• Yellow, Red, Blue

• Black, White, Gray

• Red, Green, Blue

How is a secondary color formed?

• By mixing a primary and a tertiary color

• By mixing two primary colors

• By mixing a primary and a secondary color

• By mixing two secondary colors

Which of the following is an example of a tertiary color?

• Green

• Red-Orange

• Blue

• Red

What is the difference between real and implied texture?

• Real texture can be felt, implied texture cannot

• Both can be felt

• Implied texture can be felt, real texture cannot

• Neither can be felt

Which texture type is described as feeling different than it looks?

• Smooth texture

• Implied texture

• Real texture

• Rough texture

What does the element of light and dark help to achieve in art?

• Two-dimensional appearance

• Three-dimensional appearance

• Flat appearance

• Colorful appearance

In art, what does rhythm refer to?

• The contrast of elements

• The balance of elements

• The repetition of elements

• The use of color

What is a symmetrical pattern?

• A pattern with random arrangement

• A pattern with no repetition

• A pattern with equal sides

• A pattern with contrasting colors

Which principle involves the arrangement of elements to create a cohesive whole?

• Pattern

• Unity

• Proportion

• Contrast