WorksheetsBasic Art II Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The way elements of art are arranged is known as the
a)
composition
b)
rhythm
c)
variety
d)
tessellation
2.
When one or more elements of art are repeated to create a pattern, it is
a)
rhythm
b)
composition
c)
tessellation
d)
unity
3.
Which artist was known for creating temporary environmental artworks?
a)
Andy Goldsworthy
b)
M.C.Escher
c)
Albert Einstein
d)
Ronald Reagan
4.
A pattern with no gaps is a(n)
a)
tessellation
b)
rhythm
c)
variety
d)
unity
5.
Which of the following is NOT a reason that principles of design are used?
a)
to guarantee artwork will be worth millions
b)
to organize the elements
c)
to understand art
d)
to discuss art
6.
Which of the following would correctly describe why it is important to have BOTH unity and variety?
a)
Variety adds visual interest and unity provides structure to prevent chaos. By combining the two, the variety will keep things interesting but the unity will prevent too much chaos
b)
The unity adds interest and the variety provides uniformity. The variety will prevent the unity from causing too much chaos.
c)
Both unity and variety add visual interest and chaos to the art work
7.
Both pattern and rhythm have repeated motifs.
a)
True
b)
False
8.
Which of the following lists the three reasons principles of design are used?
a)
organize the elements, understand art, discuss art
b)
organize the elements, create art that is guaranteed to sell for millions, discuss art
c)
make a person sound smart in art discussions, provide topics of discussion for art exhibits, someone powerful mandated they be used
9.
Which correctly describes the difference between pattern and rhythm?
a)
The pattern has a repeated motif that is EXACTLY the same while the rhythm is more of a general repeated pattern such as light, dark and does not have to be exact
b)
The rhythm has a repeated motif that is EXACTLY the same while the pattern is more of a general repeated pattern such as light, dark and does not have to be exact
10.
When things are close together, this is
a)
proximity
b)
similarity
c)
continuation
11.
If two things have the same size, shape or color, they have
a)
proximity
b)
similarity
c)
continuation
12.
If a piece of art allows your eyes to flow through or continue, the artwork has
a)
proximity
b)
similarity
c)
continuation
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