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WorksheetsArt 1 - Semester 1 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
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Class
Date
1.
The lines that make up the sides of an object in a perspective drawing that relate directly back to the vanishing point and often create a diagonal line.
a)
Parallel Lines
b)
Orthogonal Lines
c)
Horizon Line
d)
Vertical Line
2.
The darkest area of the surface and will take the most graphite to draw.
a)
Midtones
b)
Highlight
c)
Shadow
d)
Value
3.
A way to show 3-dimensional objects on a 2-dimensional surface; lines appear to go away from the viewer and meet at a single point on the horizon known as the vanishing point.
a)
Vanishing Point
b)
Vertical Line
c)
Horizon Line
d)
One-Point Perspective
4.
This tone is midway in between the highlight and the shadow; it would show the "true" color and consistency of the object.
a)
Highlight
b)
Midtone
c)
Value
d)
Hue
5.
Lines in the same plane that do not intersect.
a)
Parallel Lines
b)
Orthogonal Lines
c)
Horizon Line
d)
Line
6.
The whitest or brightest areas of the drawing; it's where a given surface on the subject is reflecting the actual light source most efficiently.
a)
Value
b)
Light
c)
Highlight
d)
Midtone
7.
Used to create tonal or shading effects by drawing closely spaced parallel lines.
a)
Cross-Hatching
b)
Hatching
c)
Contour Line
d)
Shadow
8.
The line created to show where the Earth meets the sky in a landscape.
a)
Vanishing Point
b)
One-Point Perspective
c)
Vertical
d)
Horizon Line
9.
The point in linear perspective at which all imaginary lines of perspective converge or go to.
a)
Vanishing Point
b)
Vertical
c)
Horizontal
d)
Horizon Line
10.
Lines that surround and define the form or the edges of a subject.
a)
Hatching
b)
Cross-Hatching
c)
Contour Line
d)
Shadow
11.
Parallel to the horizon or running from side to side.
a)
Vertical
b)
Horizontal
c)
Parallel Lines
d)
Orthogonal Lines
12.
To make or shade with two or more sets of intersecting parallel lines.
a)
Hatching
b)
Contour Line
c)
Cross-Hatching
d)
Midtones
13.
Being or situated at right angles to the horizon; upright.
a)
Vertical
b)
Horizontal
c)
Horizon Line
d)
Vanishing Point
14.
The lightness or darkness of a color.
a)
Shadow
b)
Hightlight
c)
Midtones
d)
Value
15.
Done in variations of a single color; white, black and gray can be used to change the value of the color.
a)
Tone
b)
Shade
c)
Tint
d)
Monochromatic
16.
The addition of gray to a color.
a)
Tone
b)
Shade
c)
Tint
d)
Gray Scale
17.
Those colors that are closely related in hue; they are usually adjacent to each other on the color wheel.
a)
Monochromatic
b)
Analgous
c)
Complementary
d)
Warm Colors
18.
The addition of black to a color.
a)
Cool Colors
b)
Shadow
c)
Tint
d)
Shade
19.
The addition of white to a color.
a)
Tint
b)
Tone
c)
Shade
d)
Midtone
20.
Two colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel; mixing complements can dull or lower the intensity of a color.
a)
Warm Colors
b)
Cool Colors
c)
Complementary
d)
Tone
21.
The family of related colors ranging from greens through blues and violets.
a)
Cool Colors
b)
Warm Colors
c)
Analogous
d)
Blue Colors
22.
The family of related colors ranging from the reds through the oranges and yellows.
a)
Cool Colors
b)
Warm Colors
c)
Tint
d)
Red Colors
23.
Which of the following is a set of complementary colors?
a)
Blue and Red
b)
Blue and Blue-Green
c)
Blue and Orange
d)
Blue and Yellow
24.
What are the three primary colors that when mixed together create the secondary colors?
a)
Red, Blue, & Green
b)
Red, Violet, & Yellow
c)
Red, Blue, & Yellow-Orange
d)
Red, Blue & Yellow
25.
What are the three secondary colors?
a)
Orange, Green & Blue
b)
Orange, Red, & Green
c)
Orange, Violet, & Green
d)
Orange, Violet & Gray
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