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Elements of Art & Starry Night Assessment

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the title of this painting?

a)

Starry Sky

b)

Night Sky

c)

Starry Night

d)

The Windy Sky

2.

Who painted Starry Night?

a)

Vincent van Gogh

b)

Raphael van Gogh

c)

Vincent da Vinci

d)

Vincent Leonardo

3.

What is the dominant hue of this painting?

a)

yellow

b)

white

c)

green

d)

blue

4.

What is in the foreground?

a)

cypress tree

b)

buildings

c)

mountains

d)

stars and moon

5.

What painting technique did he use to create a 3-D paint texture on the canvas?

a)

flat wash

b)

scumbling

c)

blending

d)

impasto

6.

What type(s) of colors make some things stand out more than others?

a)

neutral colors

b)

brighter and lighter colors

c)

dark shades

d)

dull toness

7.

The majority of this painting has a _____ texture.

a)

smooth

b)

soft

c)

rough

d)

shin

8.

Is there more positive space or negative space in this painting?

a)

negative

b)

positive

c)

It's equal.

d)

don't pick this one- for real!

9.

The buildings are made up of mostly _____ shapes.

a)

positive

b)

organic/free-form

c)

negative

d)

geometric

10.

The cypress tree in the front is mostly a(n) _______ shape.

a)

positive

b)

organic/free-form

c)

negative

d)

geometric

11.

How does the artist create the look of wind?

a)

lighter blue & vertical lines

b)

yellow & curvy and diagonal lines

c)

white & vertical lines

d)

lighter blue & curvy and diagonal lines

12.

What element of art is derived from reflected light?

a)

line

b)

value

c)

space

d)

color

13.

What is a mark that is longer than it is wide?

a)

line

b)

form

c)

shape

d)

space

14.

What is an object having three dimensions (length, width, and depth)?

a)

shape

b)

texture

c)

color

d)

form

15.

What is the emptiness or area between, around, above, below, or within objects?

a)

color

b)

space

c)

line

d)

shape

16.

What element of art is the darkness or lightness of an object?

a)

texture

b)

color

c)

line

d)

value

17.

What element of art is how things feel, or look as if they might feel if touched?

a)

texture

b)

space

c)

value

d)

form

18.

What is a two-dimensional area that is defined in some way?

a)

form

b)

line

c)

shape

d)

space

19.

What element of art is this apple demonstrating? Choose the best answer!

a)

color

b)

texture

c)

shape

20.

What element of art is this apple demonstrating? Choose the best answer!

a)

form

b)

shape

c)

texture

21.

What element of art is this apple demonstrating? Choose the best answer!

a)

form

b)

value

c)

shape

22.

What element of art is this apple demonstrating? Choose the best answer!

a)

color

b)

texture

c)

line

23.

What element of art is this apple demonstrating? Choose the best answer!

a)

shape

b)

color

24.

What element of art is this apple demonstrating? Choose the best answer!

a)

line

b)

shape

c)

value

25.

What are the two types of space?

a)

geometric and organic

b)

negative and organic

c)

positive and negative

d)

geometric and positive

26.

What are the two types of shapes?

a)

geometric and organic

b)

2-D and 3-D

c)

geometric and form

d)

organic and 3-D

27.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four main textures?

a)

darkness

b)

shiny

c)

matte

d)

smooth

28.

What is a contour line drawing?

a)

shows the edges of an object with NO shading

b)

shows the edges of an object and color

c)

shows the edges of an object and shading

d)

shows the edges of an object, but you can't look at your paper

29.

Where was the artist when he painted this?

a)

in his studio

b)

mental institution

c)

staying at his brother's house

d)

staying at an artist's house

30.

What are the elements of art?

a)

line, color, shape, form, space, texture, value

b)

line, color, balance, proportion, space, texture, value

c)

balance, proportion, space, texture, value, form, shape

d)

line, color, 2-D, 3-D, space, texture, value