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WorksheetsFine Art Interim Assessment 5 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 48mins
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Class
Date
1.
Which statement best describes Classical Greek figures?
a)
exaggerated facial features
b)
Figures created with idealized beauty and perfect proportions
c)
overly dramatic
d)
non-athletic
2.
What is true about Gothic cathedrals?
a)
very few windows
b)
sculpted portals and stained glass
c)
small in size
d)
made of wood
3.
What Italian Baroque characteristic does David by Gianlorenzo Bernini exhibit?
a)
Engages the viewer by breaking into the viewers space
b)
purpose was to idealize the beauty of the human form
c)
the pose is calm
d)
makes a departure from Classical Renaissance sculpture
4.
Which is an accurate statement about Italian Baroque artist Caravaggio's approach to painting?
a)
focused on narrative historical theme
b)
painting idealized religious scenes
c)
forshortening
d)
dramatic, use of tenebrism, focused on realism
5.
What innovative and extreme lighting technique did Italian Baroque artist Caravaggio use in his paintings?
a)
tenebrism
b)
contraposto
c)
forshortening
d)
impasto
6.
Which phrase best describes why Liberty Leading the People by Eugene Delacroix is a good example of Romantic art?
a)
carefully blended colors
b)
He was very emotional when he painted it
c)
color, lighting, and movement elicit an emotional response from the viewer
d)
controlled brushwork portrays an accurate representation of the background
7.
Which sentence best describes a technique that Spanish Baroque artist Diego Velázquez used in his paintings?
a)
used loose brushstrokes for the figures and smooth, precise brushstrokes for the background
b)
used the circle as an organizing structure in which to place all of the figures and objects
c)
captured many middle tones between dark and light to create structure and accentuate color.
8.
What Rococo characteristic is evident in French artist Jean-Antoine Watteau's paintings?
a)
shows aristocrats in idyllic settings
b)
neutral colors to enhance the serious nature of the painting
c)
figures show no visible brushstrokes
9.
How did French artist Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin use Naturalist conventions in his paintings?
a)
incorporated tenebrism
b)
delicate brushwork to depict aristocratic genre scenes
c)
used ordinary people and activities with a sense of realism
10.
What features show that Thomas Jefferson's Monticello is an example of Neoclassical architecture?
a)
asymmetrical floor plan and ornate details
b)
incorporates elements of Greek and Roman architecture
c)
rejected classical conventions in favor of new ideas
11.
How did Louis Daguerre create his innovative daguerreotypes?
a)
Daguerre captured a permanent image with rich tonal variations and fine detail.
b)
a. Daguerre treated a negative so that it produced a shallow depth of field.
c)
aguerre projected an image onto a metal plate that was then etched by using fine lines.
12.
How do the paintings of French artist Jean-François Millet exhibit characteristics of Realism and Naturalism?
a)
They have a thick, impasto application of paint for the figures that give them a sculptural appearance
b)
a. use a limited tonal range to depict contemporary figures in a flattened space
c)
They depict a scene from everyday, contemporary life by using lifelike colors and solid shapes.
13.
Which of the following is a way that Realist Winslow Homer made Prisoners from the Front more lifelike?
a)
asked real soldiers to model for him while he painted in his studio
b)
took photographs of soldiers and used them as models
c)
He made preparatory sketches in the field
14.
How did French Impressionists such as Claude Monet capture their impressions of a scene on canvas?
a)
French Impressionists used quick strokes of color in neutral hues that reflect the true colors of objects.
b)
French Impressionists used dabs of pure, vibrant color to show changing light and weather conditions.
c)
French Impressionists applied frenzied brushstrokes to solidly model figures using light and shadow.
15.
Which phrase best describes a characteristic of the paintings of French Baroque artist Nicolas Poussin?
a)
the depiction of a narrative subject within an organized, idealized landscape
b)
the rejection of Classical Greek and Roman figurative and landscape ideals
c)
the nearly photographic recording of figures within a landscape
16.
How was French Impressionist Edgar Degas influenced by Japanese woodblock prints?
a)
carved the images into a wood block before printing them
b)
depicted scenes from an elevated vantage point
c)
arranged figures on horizontal lines to create a sense of calm
17.
How did Symbolist Edvard Munch use line and color in The Scream?
a)
create a sense of space
b)
create carefully blended tones
c)
express his feelings of fear and anxiety
18.
How did Baroque artist Rembrandt of the Netherlands apply paint to a canvas?
a)
brushed on the paint smoothly to create a blended effect
b)
applied excessive strokes of thick paint called impasto
c)
vigorously applied paint to quickly capture a single moment in time
19.
What characteristic describes late nineteenth-century sculptor Auguste Rodin's work?
a)
captures a sense of movement and emotion through variations in texture
b)
places figures high on pedestals to distance them from the viewer
c)
conveys the artist's dislike of Renaissance sculpture
20.
How did Art Nouveau artists such as Louis Comfort Tiffany use line and shape in their works?
a)
They used curvilinear, organic lines and shapes from nature.
b)
They used geometric lines and shapes to create rhythm
c)
They used highly detailed textured lines and shapes
21.
What is aesthetics?
a)
determining how an artwork is organized
b)
Asking questions like "what is art?" and "what is beauty?"
c)
describing an artwork based on time period
22.
What is the best definition of "Unity"
a)
quality of an artwork when all of the elements are visually equal
b)
The feeling of oneness that occurs when all parts of the design fit well together
c)
the use of different lines, shapes, or forms to create interest
23.
What is texture?
a)
the tactile surface quality or feel of an object
b)
lightness or darkness of a surface
c)
area taken up by objects
24.
Which are examples of 'elements of art'?
a)
color, line, unity
b)
shape, rhythm, balance
c)
shape, color, texture
25.
What is true about color?
a)
You can get a primary color by mixing any two colors together
b)
Complementary colors are opposite each other on the color wheel
c)
the primary colors are opposite each other on the color wheel
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