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WorksheetsMrs. K's 7th Grade Art Final Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This shading technique is called:
a)
texture.
b)
cross hatching.
c)
hatching.
d)
tinting.
2.
Shapes such as circles, triangles or squares that have perfect, uniform measurements and don't often appear in nature.
a)
Geometric
b)
Organic
c)
Round
d)
3D
3.
Shapes associated with things from the natural world, like plants and animals.
a)
Geometric
b)
Assymetrical
c)
Organic
d)
Forms
4.
Special roller used in Printmaking
a)
Rolling Pin
b)
Brayer
c)
Inker
d)
Pin Tool
5.
Charcoal that is pressed into a block or stick (the type we used in class)
a)
Compressed
b)
Vine
c)
Pastel
d)
Oil Pastel
6.
Type of charcoal that comes as a long, cylindrical, willowy stick.
a)
Compressed
b)
Hard
c)
Soft
d)
Vine
7.
Dutch Post-Impressionist painter who began painting at age 27. He struggled with mental illness much of his life and died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the arms of his brother at age 37. He was known for his paintings of sunflowers. He also painted The Starry Night while residing in an asylum. This artist sold only one painting that we know of during his lifetime.
a)
Pablo Picasso
b)
Vincent Van Gogh
c)
Leonardo DaVinci
d)
Andy Warhol
8.
Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist, stage designer and poet. This artist's full name had 23 words. He developed the style of painting known as Cubism.
a)
Pablo Picasso
b)
Vincent Van Gogh
c)
Leonardo DaVinci
d)
Andy Warhol
9.
An Italian painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, military engineer, mathematician, musician and draftsman. His paintings include "The Last Supper" and "Mona Lisa."
a)
Pablo Picasso
b)
Andy Warhol
c)
Pablo Picasso
d)
Leonardo DaVinci
10.
An American artist, director and producer who was a leading figure in the visual art movement known as Pop Art. His studio was known as The Factory; a place where a number of artists and celebrities gathered. This artist was also known for his many images of Campbell’s Soup cans.
a)
Vincent Van Gogh
b)
Pablo Picasso
c)
Andy Warhol
d)
Leonardo DaVinci
11.
A method of drawing used to get everything in the correct place and using proper proportion. This method can also be used to enlarge or decrease the size of a drawing.
a)
Sketching
b)
Contour Drawing
c)
Shading
d)
Grid Drawing
12.
The colors used to make purple.
a)
Red and Green
b)
Blue and Red
c)
Yellow and Blue
d)
Red and Yellow
13.
The basic building blocks of Art: Line, Color, Shape, Form, Value, Space, Texture - Be able to define each
a)
Principles of Art
b)
Elements of Art
c)
Basics of Art
d)
Visions of Art
14.
A featureless image like the one shown
a)
Silhouette
b)
Negative Space
c)
Positive Space
d)
Contour Drawing
15.
A framework on which a sculpture is molded with clay or other material
a)
Slip
b)
Armature
c)
Bisque
d)
Greenware
16.
Watered down clay that is used to join clay parts together
a)
Score
b)
Glue
c)
Bisque
d)
Slip
17.
A special oven used to fire clay that reaches temperatures of 1800-2400 degrees F.
a)
Kiln
b)
Easy Bake Oven
c)
Brick Oven
d)
Furnace
18.
The surface on which an artist mixes his/her paint.
a)
Palette
b)
Paint Board
c)
Mixing Board
d)
Contact Paper
19.
An impervious layer or coating of a substance which gets fused to clay through firing. Can serve to color, decorate or waterproof an item. Projects that have this applied need 3 coats before firing, and are safe to eat or drink from.
a)
Paint
b)
Glaze
c)
Tempera
d)
Acryllic
20.
Glazed projects need to be fired _____ time(s).
a)
two
b)
three
c)
four
d)
one
21.
Blues, greens and purples are known as the __________ colors.
a)
hot
b)
warm
c)
cool
d)
interesting
22.
Reds, oranges and yellows are known as the ___________ colors.
a)
warm
b)
hot
c)
cool
d)
cold
23.
The colors (red, blue, and yellow) from which all other colors are made.
a)
Secondary Colors
b)
Primary Colors
c)
Tertiary Colors
d)
Complementary Colors
24.
The colors made (green, purple, orange) by mixing two Primary Colors
a)
Secondary Colors
b)
Tertiary Colors
c)
Complementary Colors
d)
Cool Colors
25.
Watercolor technique which consists of scratching the surface with a pin and painting a wash over it
a)
Hatching
b)
Shading
c)
Sgraffito
d)
Cross Hatching
26.
Made by adding white to a color
a)
Tone
b)
Tint
c)
Shade
d)
Complement
27.
Made by adding black to a color
a)
Tint
b)
Tone
c)
Shade
d)
Opposite
28.
The amount of lights and darks in a piece of Art
a)
Value
b)
Texture
c)
Color
d)
Form
29.
Line where the earth meets the sky
a)
Horizontal
b)
Vertical
c)
Vanishing Point
d)
Horizon Line
30.
The point at which receding parallel lines viewed in perspective appear to converge
a)
Vanishing Point
b)
Horizontal
c)
Horizon Line
d)
Decimal Point
31.
This shading technique is called ____________.
a)
Cross Hatching
b)
Lining
c)
Sketching
d)
Hatching
32.
Clay and Paper Mache projects primarily represent which Element of Art:
a)
Shape
b)
Form
c)
Line
d)
Texture
33.
To draw a building in 2 point perspective, begin by drawing which part of the building?
a)
Corner
b)
Front
c)
Side
d)
Top
34.
The three types of clay projects discussed in class this year
a)
Round, square, and flat
b)
Pinch pots, slab projects, and slip
c)
Coil pots, slab projects, and bowls
d)
Pinch pots, coil pots, and slab projects
35.
The amount of lights and darks in a painting or drawing refers to which Element of Art?
a)
Texture
b)
Value
c)
Color
d)
Space
36.
Watered down clay that is used for joining clay pieces together is called:
a)
slip
b)
scoring
c)
glue
d)
bisque
37.
Clay is fired in a special oven that reaches temperatures of 1800-2400 degrees F.
This oven is called a
This oven is called a
a)
Easy Bake Oven
b)
brick oven
c)
kiln
d)
Bisque
38.
Glazed projects must be fired _________________.
a)
once.
b)
twice.
c)
three times.
d)
before they dry.
39.
To be safe to eat or drink from, clay projects must be _______________.
a)
painted.
b)
glazed.
c)
scored.
d)
fired.
40.
Glazed projects need ______ coat(s) of glaze.
a)
3
b)
2
c)
4
d)
1
41.
One of the four core artists we studied who sold only one known painting during his lifetime.
a)
Pablo Picasso
b)
Vincent Van Gogh
c)
Leonardo Da Vinci
d)
Andy Warhol
42.
The Artist famous for developing a style of painting known as Cubism of which The Weeping Woman is an Example.
a)
Pablo Picasso
b)
Vincent Van Gogh
c)
Leonardo DaVinci
d)
Andy Warhol
43.
One of the four core artists we studied who was an inventor, painter, sculptor, architect, scientist, musician, and
Mathematician:
Mathematician:
a)
Pablo Picasso
b)
Vincent Van Gogh
c)
Leonardo DaVinci
d)
Andy Warhol
44.
The Artist known for his paintings of Campbell’s Soup Cans and other Pop Art.
a)
Pablo Picasso
b)
Vincent Van Gogh
c)
Leonardo DaVinci
d)
Andy Warhol
45.
The two types of charcoal introduced in class were ___________ and ___________ charcoal.
a)
compressed and vine
b)
hard and soft
c)
pastel and oil
d)
acryllic and tempera
46.
The purpose of doing a grid drawing is:
a)
to make the project last longer.
b)
to force the artist to slow down.
c)
to get things the correct size, shape, and in the correct location,
d)
to aggravate students.
47.
Which Element of Art is defined as "A dot that takes a walk."?
a)
Value
b)
Line
c)
Texture
d)
Form
48.
The two types of shapes we studied this year are ____________ and ___________ shapes.
a)
round and angular
b)
geometric and organic
c)
texture and value
d)
flat and 3D
49.
These are the "building blocks" of Art.
a)
Elements
b)
Shapes
c)
Forms
d)
Colors
50.
Shapes are:
a)
2-Dimensional
b)
3-Dimensional
c)
Wide
d)
4G
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