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WorksheetsElements of Visual Arts and Principles of Desig
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
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Class
Date
1.
The principles of design are guides used by artists to create art.
a)
True
b)
False
2.
Texture can be sensed by touch alone.
a)
True
b)
False
3.
Repetition occurs if there is increase or decrease in size.
a)
True
b)
False
4.
It refers to the name of the color.
a)
Hue
b)
Value
c)
Intensity
5.
This line implies quietude, width and contemplation.
a)
diagonal
b)
vertical
c)
horizontal
d)
jagged
6.
When taken independently, it is not considered a color. It symbolizes simplicity, clarity, purity and peace.
a)
gray
b)
black
c)
white
d)
blue
7.
Which of the following does not tell about lines?
a)
Lines make shape.
b)
Lines symbolize emotional expression.
c)
Lines describe simple objects, measure things, give direction and boundaries.
d)
None of them.
8.
Art is an imitation of nature. Single complementary harmony is evident in nature. Which of the following is an example of single complementary harmony?
a)
red rose and its green leaves
b)
yellow rose and its green leaves
c)
black and white spots of a dog
d)
light and dark brown fur of a cat
9.
What color harmony is used by Marc Chagall in his "The Green Violinist?"
a)
primary triad
b)
secondary triad
c)
intermediate triad
d)
tertiary triad
10.
In this type of perspective, the illusion of depth is created by techniques such as texture gradients, brightness gradients, color saturation, and the manipulation of warm and cool colors.
a)
Linear perspective
b)
Reverse perspective
c)
Aerial/atmospheric perspective
d)
Two-point perspective
11.
Which of the following is not true about Prang color chart? In the Prang color chart:
a)
the opposite of primary hues are secondary hues
b)
the opposite of intermediate hues are intermediate hues
c)
all primary hues are 3 spaces apart
d)
all intermediate hues are 3 spaces apart
12.
This results as parallel lines come together, or converge , in the distance.
a)
progression
b)
variation in size
c)
linear perspective
d)
aerial perspective
13.
To create an illusion of depth, the following can be employed except for one. Which one?
a)
by painting the figures in the foreground in warmer colors and those in the background in cooler colors
b)
by placing the object on the foreground so that they will appear closer to the viewer
c)
by putting an object in front of another object
d)
None of them.
14.
What method is used to achieve rhythm in this painting?
a)
repetition
b)
progression
c)
parallelism
d)
All of them.
15.
What method is used to achieve rhythm in this painting?
a)
repetition
b)
progression
c)
parallelism
d)
All of them.
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