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WorksheetsPainting & Sculpture
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Tempera, oil, watercolor and acrylic are types of ____ .
a)
paint
b)
sculpture
c)
architecture
d)
theology
2.
Tempera is a paint pigment bound by _____ .
a)
honey
b)
milk
c)
oil
d)
egg yolk
3.
Which one is NOT a descriptive quality of tempera paint?
a)
dries slowly and shiny finish
b)
dries flat
c)
allows for gold ornamentation
d)
used on wood panels in 13th century
4.
The Creation of Adam and other works on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel painted by Michelangelo were painted using ___ paint.
a)
tempera
b)
oil
c)
fresco
d)
ink
5.
Which of the following is a quality of fresco paint?
a)
Color is bound into the plaster
b)
dries slowly
c)
does not last long
d)
gives a shiny appearance
6.
Pigment dissolved in lime water and applied to wet plaster is ___ paint.
a)
oil
b)
tempera
c)
fresco
d)
acrylic
7.
This type of paint produces the greatest range of richness and subtlety of color.
a)
tempera
b)
oil
c)
acrylic
d)
watercolor
8.
This type of paint is a mixture of pigment, linseed oil, varnish and turpentine.
a)
oil
b)
watercolor
c)
acrylic
d)
ink
9.
Which of the following is NOT a quality of watercolor paint?
a)
dries slowly
b)
dries fast
c)
not good for precise detail
d)
has translucent effect
10.
This type of paint is a modern synthetic medium, a form of plastic resin.
a)
oil
b)
watercolor
c)
acrylic
d)
ink
11.
___ is an Asian art tradition not dominating painting in the western hemisphere.
a)
oil
b)
ink
c)
watercolor
d)
tempera
12.
____ refers to the purity, vividness, or intensity of a hue.
a)
saturation
b)
density
c)
color
d)
dynamics
13.
___ is another word for color.
a)
saturation
b)
hue
c)
primary
d)
tertiary
14.
Red, yellow and blue are ______ .
a)
primary hues
b)
secondary colors
c)
tertiary hues
d)
analogous colors
15.
Green, Purple and Orange are ____ colors.
a)
primary
b)
secondary
c)
tertiary
d)
complimentary
16.
___ colors are on the opposite sides of the color wheel.
a)
secondary
b)
primary
c)
analogous
d)
complimentary
17.
Line,Color, Texture, Composition are the basic elements of ___ .
a)
painting
b)
sculpture
c)
drawing
d)
architecture
18.
The concept of ___ refers to the emphasis achieved by the scaling of sizes of shapes.
a)
unity
b)
variety
c)
proportion
d)
gradation
19.
The concept of ___ refers to the togetherness of details and regions to the whole.
a)
space
b)
time
c)
variety
d)
unity
20.
The concept of ___ refers to the way our painting controls the movement and pace of our vision.
a)
movement
b)
variety
c)
proportion
d)
unity
21.
The concept of ___ refers to the continuum of changes in the details and regions, such as the gradual variations in shape, color, value and shading.
a)
unity
b)
gradation
c)
proportion
d)
variety
22.
A painting can be either representational or ___ .
a)
abstract
b)
oil
c)
sculpture
d)
bad
23.
Claude Monet’s ____________
gave name to the entire Impressionist movement.
gave name to the entire Impressionist movement.
a)
Impression Sunrise
b)
Impression Waterlilies
c)
Impression Boat
d)
Sunset Expression
24.
This painter was an impressionist like Monet but works a little more dimensional
a)
Manet
b)
Picasso
c)
Cezanne
d)
Warhol
25.
__ style is realistic painting with dream-like content.
a)
Impressionism
b)
Expressionism
c)
Pop Art
d)
Surrealism
26.
__ is a style that includes images from modern culture.
a)
Pop Art
b)
Surrealism
c)
Impressionism
d)
Expressionism
27.
__ sculpture has grooves of various depths cut into the surface plane of the stone while the surface remains clearly visible.
a)
sunken-relief
b)
low-relief
c)
high-relief
d)
earth
28.
__ is an example of a low-relief sculpture.
a)
Letters & Numbers
b)
Times Square Sky
c)
Stele of Maety
d)
Neon Skey
29.
__ sculpture projects relatively slightly from its background plane.
a)
low-relief
b)
high-relief
c)
space
d)
earth
30.
___ sculpture projects greatly from a background plane.
a)
low-relief
b)
high-relief
c)
space
d)
earth
31.
Sculpture in the round brings out the 3-D qualities of a sculpture. Our _______ are more actively involved in our perception of sculpture in the round.
a)
eyes
b)
ears
c)
bodies
d)
noses
32.
__ sculpture emphasizes spacial relationships.
a)
earth
b)
space
c)
low-relief
d)
sunken-relief
33.
Machine sculpture is interested in revealing the machine and its ___ .
a)
power
b)
gears
c)
parts
d)
unity
34.
Earth sculpture uses earth as a ___ .
a)
canvas
b)
medium
c)
project
d)
painting
35.
___ designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington DC.
a)
Picasso
b)
Monet
c)
Maya Lin
d)
Manet
36.
In most modern contemporary sculpture, there is one pervasive characteristic __ .
a)
sculpture remains true to the materials
b)
sculpture is dense
c)
sculpture has negative space
d)
sculpture is always abstract
37.
An example of truth to materials in sculpture is __ .
a)
a carving from wood shaped so as to reveal the grain of the wood
b)
a spacial relationship
c)
a machine sculpture
d)
a wood carving that hides the wood grain
38.
Abstract sculptures often makes the ___ of sense its primary subject matter.
a)
density
b)
style
c)
relief
d)
earth
39.
Which of the following are NOT impressionist style artists?
a)
Picasso
b)
Monet
c)
Manet
d)
Degas
40.
Which of the following is NOT a style of sculpture?
a)
earth
b)
wind
c)
space
d)
abstract
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