Free Printable 25-26 Art I Review 2nd Sem

1.

A natural, earthy material that typically red, or gray in color, flexible when wet, used for making bricks and pottery.

a)

Mud

b)

Clay

c)

Paper-Mache

d)

Dirt

2.

A furnace or oven for firing pottery. Heats up to 2000 degrees.

a)

Kiln

b)

Mill

c)

Crucible

d)

Toaster

3.

The most basic method of hand-building, using one’s index finger and thumb to form the clay into any shape.

a)

Pinch Method

b)

Slab Method

c)

Coil Method

d)

Wheel Method

4.

The method of hand-building that involves rolling clay into “String-like” pieces. (Spaghetti noodles, for example!)

a)

Pinch Method

b)

Slab Method

c)

Coil Method

d)

Wheel Method

5.

The method of hand-building that involves making flat “walls” which are then connected. This method would be preferred for making a piece of pie for example)

a)

Pinch Method

b)

Coil Method

c)

Slab Method

d)

Wheel Method

6.

Clay “Glue” made from clay + water, used to join two pieces of clay together is known as

a)

Slab

b)

Slip

c)

Slurry

d)

Sand

7.

Method of Roughening the clay surface in order to create tiny grooves for the clay glue to adhere to.

a)

Slab

b)

Slip

c)

Score

d)

Sand

8.

The name of this tool is:

a)

Exacto Knife

b)

Loop Tool

c)

Scratch Tool

d)

Fettling Knife

9.

The name of this tool is:

a)

Needle Tool

b)

Loop Tool

c)

Scratch Tool

d)

Fettling Knife

10.

The name of this tool is:

a)

Bristle Brush

b)

Needle Tool

c)

Scratch Tool

d)

Fettling Knife

11.

The name of this tool is:

a)

Bristle Brush

b)

Scratch Tool

c)

Needle Tool

d)

Fettling Knife

12.

a)

Loop Tool

b)

Scratch Tool

c)

Bristle Brush

d)

Fettling Knife

13.

Projects were covered with this at the end of class to prevent them from drying out.

a)

A wet towel

b)

Plastic Bag

c)

Newspaper

d)

Wet Sawdust

14.

When building in clay, trapped air should be given ______ to escape.

a)

Not be allowed to escape

b)

have water added

c)

have a needle tool sized hole

d)

given plenty of room to expand in the kiln

15.

Having a cavity or space inside, not solid, empty. The preferred method of construction for a "green pepper" or doughnut. Use a loop tool to do this.

a)

Pinch Method

b)

Coil Method

c)

Slab Method

d)

Hollow-Out Method

16.

Term for the use of a clean, dry fan brush to paint only raised surfaces.

a)

Air Brush Technique

b)

Watercolor Technique

c)

Tempera Technique

d)

Inlay Technique

17.

Artist known for creating Art based on popular American culture, in particular plaster recreations of fast food.

a)

Claude Monet

b)

Claes Oldenburg

c)

Santa Claes

d)

Chuck Close

18.

An art form based on images taken from POPular culture

a)

Mass Media Art

b)

Culture Art

c)

POP Art

d)

Phoney Art

19.

_{Color #24 is}

a)

Yellow-Green

b)

Yellow-Orange

c)

Green

d)

Yellow

20.

_{Color #25 is}

a)

Yellow-Green

b)

Yellow-Orange

c)

Yellow

d)

None of the Above

21.

_{Color #26 is}

a)

Red-Orange

b)

Red-Violet

c)

Violet

d)

Blue

22.

_{Color #27 is}

a)

Blue-Violet

b)

Red-Violet

c)

Violet

d)

Blue

23.

_{Color #28 is}

a)

Violet

b)

Blue-Green

c)

Blue

d)

Blue-Violet

24.

_{Color #29 is}

a)

Violet

b)

Blue-Green

c)

Blue

d)

Blue-Violet

25.

_{Color #30 is}

a)

Blue-Green

b)

Blue

c)

Green

d)

Yellow-Green

26.

_{Color #31 is}

a)

Blue-Orange

b)

Yellow-Green

c)

Green

d)

None of the Above

27.

_{Color #32 is}

a)

Yellow-Green

b)

Yellow

c)

Blue-Green

d)

Green

28.

Color #24 is a(n)

a)

Primary Color

b)

Secondary Color

c)

Intermediate Color

d)

Neutral Color

29.

Colors #31, & #27 are:

a)

Primary Colors

b)

Secondary Colors

c)

Intermediate Colors

d)

Neutral Colors

30.

Colors #24, & #27 are:

a)

Complementary Colors

b)

Intermediate Colors

c)

Secondary Colors

d)

Neutral Colors

31.

Colors #25, #26, #28, #30, and #32 are:

a)

Complementary Colors

b)

Intermediate Colors

c)

Secondary Colors

d)

Neutral Colors

32.

In order to dull color #24, add the color:

a)

#25

b)

#29

c)

#27

d)

None of the above

33.

"Element of art derived (comes from) reflected light. It has three properties, hue value and intensity."

a)

Definition of Value

b)

Definition of Texture

c)

Definition of Color

d)

Definition of Light

34.

Term for the NAME of a spectral color, such as violet, green or yellow-orange.

a)

Primary

b)

Hue

c)

Secondary

d)

Intermediate

35.

The colors, red, blue, and yellow. You cannot make these colors by mixing other hues together. You need these colors to make a color wheel.

a)

Primary

b)

Hue

c)

Secondary

d)

Intermediate

36.

Colors made by mixing any two primaries. Orange, violet, and green.

a)

Primary

b)

Hue

c)

Secondary

d)

Intermediate

37.

Colors made by mixing a primary color with it's adjacent secondary color. For example, red and orange make red-orange, red and violet made red-violet, and so on.

a)

Primary

b)

Hue

c)

Secondary

d)

Intermediate

38.

Term for a circular arrangement to organize color

a)

Color Wheel

b)

Color Sphere

c)

Color Scale

d)

Color Scheme

39.

_{Term for "three or four colors that sit side-by-side and have a common hue". Violet, red-violet, red, and red-orange have red in common. (hint: we did NOT make a painting for this term)}

a)

Primary

b)

Analogous

c)

Secondary

d)

Intermediate

40.

The lightness or darkness of the color. You can change this property by adding black or white.

a)

Color Value

b)

Color Intensity

c)

Warm Colors

d)

Tint

41.

A light value of a hue by adding white.

a)

Primary

b)

Tint

c)

Shade

d)

Color Intensity

42.

A dark value of a hue by adding black.

a)

Primary

b)

Tint

c)

Shade

d)

Color Intensity

43.

The brightness or dullness of the color. You can change this property by adding the complement. (We painted a leaf for this)

a)

Color Value

b)

Color Intensity

c)

Warm Colors

d)

Tint

44.

Term for the use of one color and all values of it by adding black or white. (hint: literally means "one"-"color") (We painted a water drop for this)

a)

Automatic Color Scheme

b)

Monochromatic Color Scheme

c)

Molecular Color Scheme

d)

Color Intensity Color Scheme

45.

Term for colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel. The strongest contrast of hue is produced by these. When mixed together in equal amounts, a neutral color is formed. (we painted the Target painting for this)

a)

Complementary Colors

b)

Primary

c)

Warm Colors

d)

Tint

46.

Colors may resemble fire, are red, orange and yellow.

a)

Cool Colors

b)

Color Intensity

c)

Warm Colors

d)

TInt

47.

Colors that resemble water, are blue, green and violet

a)

Cool Colors

b)

Color Intensity

c)

Water Colors

d)

Tint

48.

How does one DARKEN the color red?

a)

Add Green

b)

Add Brown

c)

Add Black

d)

None of these

49.

How does one dull the color orange?

a)

Add blue

b)

Add black

c)

Add white

d)

Add black and white

50.

How does one make the color brown?

a)

Mix complementary colors together in equal amounts.

b)

Mix black and white color together in equal amounts.

c)

Mix red and yellow together until brown is achieved.

d)

You cannot make brown from primary colors.

51.

In One Point Perspective, the _______ side of an object faces the viewer.

a)

Left

b)

Front

c)

Corner

d)

Right

52.

In Two Point Perspective, the _______ of an object faces the viewer.

a)

Left

b)

Front

c)

Corner

d)

Right

53.

"Point of View"; Term for creating the illusion of three-dimensional space on a flat piece of paper.

a)

Cross Over Guidelines

b)

Perspective

c)

Vanishing Point

d)

Horizon Line

54.

Lines that go to the vanishing point are called __________.

a)

Vanishing points

b)

Guidelines

c)

RDL's

d)

Vertical Lines

55.

Guidelines that intersect each other to form the top or bottom of a cube. Hint: They “break” the rules. They form an "X".

a)

Horizontal Lines

b)

Parallel Lines

c)

Cross Over Guidelines

d)

Vanishing Point

56.

The point that rests on the horizon line on the LEFT side of the page.

a)

Vanishing Point Two (2)

b)

Vanishing Point One (1)

c)

Vanishing Point Three (3)

d)

None of the Above

57.

The point that rests on the horizon line on the RIGHT side of the page.

a)

Vanishing Point Two (2)

b)

Vanishing Point One (1)

c)

Vanishing Point Three (3)

d)

None of the Above

58.

Where the sky meets the land, or eye level.

a)

Horizon Line

b)

Parallel Lines

c)

Cross Over Guidelines

d)

Vanishing Point

59.

Proper order of steps to draw a cube in 2pt perspective

a)

Draw corner facing you (body), Guidelines to VP's (arms/legs), Cut (Book), Crossover

b)

Draw guidelines to VP's (arms/legs), Crossovers, Cut (Book), corner facing you (body)

c)

Draw corner facing you (body), Crossovers, Guidelines to VP's (arms/legs)

d)

Draw Random diagonal lines

60.

Parts of a 2 point perspective cube you will see if it is above eye level:

a)

Left side, right side, bottom

b)

Left side, right side, top

c)

Left side, right side

d)

None of the Above

61.

Parts of a 2 point perspective cube you will see if it is below eye level:

a)

Left side, right side, bottom

b)

Left side, right side, top

c)

Left side, right side

d)

None of the Above

62.

Parts of a 2 point perspective cube you will see if it is ON eye level:

a)

Left side, right side, bottom

b)

Left side, right side, top

c)

Left side, right side

d)

None of the Above

63.

Which one is NOT a proper technique of using ink below (which one is false):

a)

Hands & table should be clean.

b)

Draw lightly, ink will not “stick” to heavy graphite.

c)

Rest the pen tip on the page while waiting for the ink to dry.

d)

Sit over your drawing so you can see pen tip.

64.

Which one is NOT a proper technique of using ink below (which one is false):

a)

Pen works best if nearly vertical.

b)

Always pull the pen toward you. Rotate drawing as needed.

c)

Press hard in order to create dark ink lines.

d)

Be careful not to slide the ruler/fingers over fresh ink.

65.

Colored pencils (the color part) are made from a combination of

a)

graphite and clay

b)

graphite and paint

c)

wax and pigment

d)

wax and clay

66.

Colored pencils are "softer" than a 6B Graphite pencil.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

67.

It is okay to cross the layer directions of colored pencil shading.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

68.

_{These are lines that transferred through the page from the previous drawing onto the current drawing, resulting in white lines when shaded over, OR lines that were drawn too dark and cannot be erased completely.}

a)

Scribble-Scrabble

b)

Haunted Drawings

c)

Ghost-Lines

d)

Growing Ghosts

69.

_{What is the term for leaning on the page while drawing? Usually happens on a large piece of paper. Results in permanent creases in the drawing.}

a)

Waves

b)

“U” Shapes

c)

“V” Paper

d)

Elbow Paper

70.

_{As discussed in class, what is t}_{he correct maximum width of the pencil mark when shading?}

a)

1⁄4 inch

b)

1⁄2 inch

c)

1-2 inches

d)

2 or more inches

25-26 Art I Review 2nd Sem

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

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