Worksheets2nd grade pre assessment (U1-U3)
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is presentation ready/finished artwork?
art that is ready for display
a torn piece of paper stapled to the wall
art that does not have your name on it
What is a still life?
a painting of a beautiful landscape, (example: houses and mountains)
artwork using ordinary everyday objects that do not move. (for example: food, clothing, flowers)
a painting of Ms. Donart!
Which of the following is a still life painted by Van Gogh?
Which of the following is a still life painted by Thiebaud?
We use all of the following materials in art class EXCEPT:
Scissors
glue
paint
math textbook
How do you describe art?
Sit quietly and say nothing
don't look at the painting and continue to talk to your friends
look at the painting and tell what you see in the work of art
What is negative space?
the space around the main object in a work of art
the object
What is positive space?
the main object in the work of art
the background
What kind of line is this?
Straight
curved
wavy
diagonal
Which of the following is an organic shape?
What are the secondary colors?
What is artistic choice?
making your own choice (as the artist) that has an art purpose.
letting your teacher decide what you should draw
having your friends do your art project
making a choice, but you are not able to describe how it will add to your art.
What is architecture?
man-made, built up from ground, known as a building
a forest that grew on its own
a really pretty landscape
a car that was made in a factory
Which of the following is an example of architecture?
What is functional art?
art that you can only look at
art that has a purpose to be used
art that you can not touch or use
art that only has one purpose
Which of these is an example of functional art?
Is this image symmetrical or asymmetrical?
asymmetrical
symmetrical
Which of the following is not symmetrical?
all of the following are types of balance except:
asymmetrical- When elements are different on both sides, but still balanced.
symmetrical- When elements are the same on both sides.
central- everything is in the center and is balanced in the composition
What is a symbol?
A shape used or a public sign used to represent an idea.
A sign on the side of the road
An accurate representation of what exactly the artist wants to show
Which of the following is not a logo (Logo: image used to represent a store name).
What is public art?
art displayed for everyone to see.
art hung up on your wall at home.
art that is hidden in your sketchbook.
Of the following, which is a mural?
What is a statue?
3-Dimensional Form, meant to be seen from all sides
A painting that shows really good perspective
Furniture carved from wood
What is a mural?
a large picture painted on a wall or ceiling.
a really large painting on a canvas.
a 3D form sculpted from stone
All of the following are statues except-
Which of the following is an example of public art in
Colorado Springs
