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Art 1 Final Exam Prep

Total questions: 85

Worksheet time: 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
This image is an example of
a)
1-point perspective
b)
2-point perspective
c)
3-point perspective
d)
all of the above
2.
When you mix red and yellow, what color is made?
a)
red
b)
orange
c)
yellow
d)
violet
3.
When you mix red and blue, what color is made?
a)
green
b)
orange 
c)
yellow
d)
violet
4.
When you mix yellow and blue, what color is made?
a)
green 
b)
orange
c)
yellow 
d)
violet
5.
When you add white to a color, it is called a
a)
tint
b)
shade
c)
tone
d)
chrome
6.
When you add black to a color, it is called a 
a)
tint
b)
shade
c)
tone
d)
chrome
7.
Analogous colors are
a)
tertiary colors
b)
colors beside each other on the color wheel
c)
intermediate colors
d)
colors that are equally spaced on the color wheel
8.
Tertiary colors are
a)
hues that are created by combining equal parts of two primary colors.
b)
hues that are directly opposite one another on the color wheel.
c)
hues made by combining one primary hue and one secondary hue.
d)
Hues next to one another on the color wheel.
9.
What does medium mean?
a)
a psychic person
b)
materials used to create art
c)
The middle section of the palette
d)
The heat setting used to bake clay
10.
What is an example of 3-D media?
a)
watercolor
b)
acrylic
c)
graphite
d)
clay
11.
What kind of shape is this?
a)
geometric
b)
organic
c)
pliometric
d)
all of the above
12.
What kind of shape is this?
a)
geometric
b)
organic
c)
pliometric
d)
all of the above
13.
This image is an example of 
a)
1-point perspective
b)
2-point perspective
c)
3-point perspective
d)
all of the above
14.
What is an example of 2-D media?
a)
clay
b)
marble
c)
glass
d)
paint
15.
This image uses which 2 techniques to achieve the illusion of depth?
a)
Aerial perspective and High/Low placement
b)
Aerial perspective and 1-point perspective
c)
High/Low placement and 2-point perspective
d)
1-point perspective and 2-point perspective
16.
Form is any three dimensional object that can be measured by height, width and depth.
a)
True 
b)
False 
17.
Which element of art refers to the surface quality or feel of an object?
a)
Line 
b)
Form
c)
Texture
d)
Value 
18.
Negative space is:
a)
The space being used by objects in a work of art
b)
A visual tempo, beat or repetition of an element
c)
A way of combining visual elements To produce a sense of action, or implied motion
d)
The space around the objects or forms in a work of art
19.

Using an element of art multiple times within the same artwork creates

a)

Rhythm/Repetition

b)

Contrast

c)

Emphasis

d)

Variety

20.

A _______ is a mark made by a tool. Artists use them to show shapes, edges, and details

a)
Curved line
b)
Line
c)
Texture
d)
Shape
21.

Four examples of shading techniques are:

a)

Line, Shape, Color, Texture

b)

Movement, Pattern, Emphasis, Rhythm

c)

Blending, Hatching, Cross hatching, Stippling

d)

Line, Dots, Checkered line, Stripes

22.
When an artist uses linear perspective, the lines of depth converge at the  _____________ point.
a)
vanishing point
b)
point
c)
imaginary point 
d)
composition 
23.
Monochromatic means:
a)

To use only one color with tints and shades

b)
To use 2 colors 
c)
Mixing a color with white and black
d)
The name of a color
24.
Overlapping is when one thing is drawn in front of another thing, blocking part of your view of the object in the back.
a)
True
b)
False
25.
Intensity is the brightness or dullness of a color.
a)
True
b)
False
26.
Value is the name of a color.
a)
True
b)
False
27.
What is the name of a color?
a)
Shape
b)
Hue
c)
Value
d)
Color
28.
When an artist draws from an image in their brain (instead of from observation), they are using a
a)
blueprint
b)
negative
c)
schema
d)
Thumbnail sketch
29.
A blind contour drawing is a drawing that requires the artist to
a)
only look at the subject matter and not the paper
b)
close their eyes when they draw
c)
only look at their paper and not the subject matter
d)
All of the above
30.
This image is an example of 
a)
linear perspective
b)
aerial perspective
c)
overlapping
d)
2-point perspective
31.
Two colors that are on opposite sides of the color wheel are called
a)
tertiary colors
b)
intermediate colors
c)
analogous colors
d)
complementary colors
32.
Why is it important to thoroughly clean out your paint brush after using?
a)
Because the paintbrush will grow mold if not cleaned thoroughly.
b)
Because you mixed an awesome color and its unfair for the next student to get it.
c)
Because the paint will ruin the paintbrush if not cleaned thoroughly.
d)
Because elves do not appear after you leave to wash the paintbrush.
33.
A thumbnail sketch is:
a)
When the artist draws their thumb in order to plan out his drawing.
b)
A small sketch that an artist draws in order to plan out their drawing.
c)
When an artist draws a small sketch in order to fit the drawing in a small space.
d)
When an artist draws a thumbnail because he was commissioned to draw a persons hand.
34.
Name the 2 Correct Principles of Art:  Contrast, Line, Space, Balance.
a)
Balance and Space
b)
Contrast and Line
c)
Line and Space
d)
Contrast and Balance
35.
Name the 2 correct Elements of Art:  Form, Pattern, Color, Emphasis. 
a)
Pattern and Color
b)
Form and Color
c)
Color and Emphasis
d)
Emphasis and Pattern
36.
What are the 4 steps of a formal Art Critique?
a)
Describe, Analyze, Interpret, Evaluate
b)
Describe, Scrutinize, Interpret, Evaluate
c)
View, Analyze, Interpret, Evaluate
d)
Describe, Analyze, Interpret, Score
37.
What is a Horizon Line?
a)

The line that divides the paper in half.

b)
The line that shows the viewer where the edge of the paper is.
c)
The line that frames the page.
d)
The line that separates the sky from the earth.
38.

Which element of art refers to the area around and between objects?

a)
Value
b)
Line
c)
Texture
d)
Space
39.
What color scheme would work best to give the viewer a feeling of warmth?
a)
purple, green, blue
b)
yellow, red, purple
c)
yellow, red, orange
d)
blue, red, yellow
40.
The arrangement of the elements of art and principles of design within an artwork is called
a)
prototype
b)
blueprint
c)
composition
d)
thumbnail sketch
41.
Positive space is
a)
nice looking space
b)
the space inside of an object you are drawing
c)
the space around an object
d)
the space at the top of your paper
42.
The three primary colors are
a)
red, yellow and violet
b)
green, yellow and blue
c)
red, yellow and blue 
d)
orange, green and violet
43.
The three secondary colors are 
a)
orange, green and violet
b)
green, blue and violet
c)
red, yellow and orange
d)
green, yellow and violet
44.
Red and green are a pair of 
a)
analagous colors
b)
monochromatic colors
c)
primary colors
d)
complementary colors
45.
Drawing, painting or sculpting an artwork to make it appear to have a specific texture is an example of 
a)
actual texture
b)
simulated texture
c)
invented texture
d)
realized texture
46.
A large difference between two things: for example, rough and smooth or white and black is referred to as 
a)
contrast
b)
movement
c)
value
d)
rhythm
47.

Which principle of design involves guiding the viewer's eye through an artwork?

a)
balance
b)
movement
c)
emphasis
d)
line
48.
The empty or open area between, around, above, below and within objects is referred to as 
a)
balance
b)
form
c)
unity
d)
space
49.

Which principle of design refers to a sense of wholeness?

a)
balance
b)
form
c)
unity
d)
emphasis
50.
Area in a work of art that catches and holds the viewer's attention. 
a)
balance
b)
form
c)
unity
d)
emphasis
51.

Which principle of design refers to equal visual weight?

a)
space
b)
emphasis
c)
unity
d)
balance
52.
Any three dimensional object that can be measured by height, width and depth.
a)
space
b)
emphasis 
c)
unity
d)
form
53.
The element of art that refers to the surface quality or feel of an object.
a)
shape
b)
texture
c)
pattern
d)
variety
54.
Element of art produced when a wavelength of light strikes an object and reflects back to the eyes. It has three properties: hue, value, intensity.
a)
shape 
b)
texture
c)
pattern
d)
color
55.
A two dimensional figure created when an actual or implied line surrounds a space- it can be geometric or organic.
a)
shape 
b)
texture
c)
pattern
d)
variety
56.

A principle of design concerned with using differences to create interest.

a)
color
b)
variety
c)
pattern
d)
texture
57.
The repetition of elements or combinations of elements in a recognizable organization.
a)
color
b)
variety
c)
pattern
d)
texture
58.

Which genre does this artwork belong to?

a)

still life

b)

landscape

c)

portrait

59.

Which genre does this artwork belong to?

a)

still life

b)

portrait

c)

landscape

60.

Which genre does this artwork belong to?

a)

still life

b)

portrait

c)

landscape

61.

Which category does this work of art belong to?

a)

representational

b)

abstract

c)

non-objective

62.

Which category does this artwork belong to?

a)

representational

b)

abstract

c)

non-objective

63.

Which category does this artwork belong to?

a)

representational

b)

abstract

c)

non-objective

64.

In a typical portrait, how far down the face should the eye line be drawn?

a)

1/4 from the top of the head

b)

1/3 way from the top of the head

c)

1/2 way from the top of the head

d)

3/4 way from the top of the head

65.

In the typical human portrait, how wide is the human head?

a)

2 eyes wide

b)

3 eyes wide

c)

4 eyes wide

d)

5 eyes wide

66.

In a typical portrait, this facial feature is usually 2 eye-widths wide and is centered below the pupils of the eyes.

a)

nose

b)

mouth

c)

chin

d)

mustache

67.

When drawing an object that has a circle at one or both ends, such as a cup, the artist may draw the circle as an oval to demonstrate the viewpoint of the artist. This oval drawing that represents a circle is called

a)

an eclipse

b)

an ellipse

c)

a half-circle

d)

an epi-circle

68.

Which pencil is capable of making the darkest values?

a)

2H

b)

HB

c)

2B

d)

6B

69.

What is an example of 2D media?

a)

wood

b)

clay

c)

acrylic paint

d)

bronze

70.

What is an example of 3D media?

a)

ceramics/clay

b)

graphite

c)

watercolor

d)

acrylic paint

71.

The information displayed with a work of art (title, artist, data, medium, etc) is called the

a)

artist card

b)

credit line

c)

biography

d)

resume

72.

The flat surface of a painting or drawing is called a(n)

a)

window

b)

screen

c)

opening

d)

picture plane

73.

If you were creating a gridded drawing using a 1:4 ratio, and I gave you a photo that was 2" x 3," how big should your paper be?

a)

4"

b)

8" x 12"

c)

4" 6"

d)

6" x 9"

74.

In a typical portrait, how wide is the human head (if measured from ear to ear) if the person is looking straight ahead?

a)

2 eyes wide

b)

3 eyes wide

c)

4 eyes wide

d)

5 eyes wide

75.

An element of art that refers to the lightness or darkness of a color or shade.

a)

line

b)

shape

c)

value

d)

color

76.

The principles of design are best described as

a)

ways to arrange the elements of art to communicate meaning and visual interest

b)

art materials

c)

rules that all artists must follow

d)

the lead managers of all the top art museums in the world

77.

The first step of a formal art critique is

a)

Describe

b)

Analyze

c)

Interpret

d)

Evaluate

78.

Which critique step focuses on identifying elements and principles?

a)

Describe

b)

Analyze

c)

Interpret

d)

Evaluate

79.

Which critique step focuses on meaning or message?

a)

Describe

b)

Analyze

c)

Interpret

d)

Evaluate

80.

Which critique step involves forming an opinion with evidence?

a)

Describe

b)

Analyze

c)

Interpret

d)

Evaluate

81.

A contour drawing focuses on

a)

shading

b)

outlines and edges

c)

texture

d)

perspective

82.


A full range from light to dark is called a

a)

color wheel

b)

value scale

c)

tint scale

d)

pattern

83.

Highlights are

a)

the darkest values

b)

midtones

c)

the lightest values

d)

shadows

84.

Black, brown, white, and gray are

a)

primary colors

b)

secondary colors

c)

analogous colors

d)

neutral colors

85.

Actusl texture can be

a)

seen only

b)

touched

c)

imagined

d)

painted only