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WorksheetsSpace, Still Life, & Pop Art
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
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Class
Date
1.
An arrangement of inanimate objects in a pleasing design.
a)
still life
b)
space
c)
background, middleground, foreground
2.
Inanimate means
a)
not alive
b)
dead
c)
still
3.
What does the word objects in a still life mean?
a)
things, stuff
b)
background, middleground, foreground
c)
plants, animals
d)
collections
4.
The artist adds shading to make an object look _________.
a)
3-D
b)
lighter
c)
brighter
5.
What is in the foreground?
a)
table, lobster claws
b)
lobster, vase, fruit
c)
wall with flowers
6.
What is in the middleground?
a)
oranges, vase, bowl
b)
table, tablecloth
c)
patterned fabric
7.
What is in the background?
a)
wall
b)
instruments, candle
c)
table, tablecloth
8.
How does an artist make objects seem real and 3-D?
a)
shadows, highlights
b)
blending
c)
textures
d)
tints, shades
9.
When the artist arranges items behind other items.
a)
overlap
b)
entry/exit
c)
positive/negative
10.
This is the what is around, between, above, below or within things drawn.
a)
Shape
b)
Space
c)
Movement
d)
Value
11.
A negative shape is created by the space in between a positive shape or the space around a positive shape.
a)
True
b)
False
12.
Why did Pop Art look the way it did?
a)
Because they started as adverts
b)
Because famous people wanted their pictures painted
c)
To celebrate popular culture and consumer society
d)
Because the Artists couldn't draw
13.
What is a characteristic of artwork made in the "Pop Art" style?
a)
Bright Colors
b)
Multiple images of the same thing
c)
Popular Culture
d)
All of the above
14.
Approximately when was the "Pop Art" movement?
a)
2010
b)
Early 1300's
c)
1960's-1970's
d)
1800's
15.
What does Pop Art depict?
a)
Objects or scenes from everyday life
b)
Greek Mythology
c)
Landscapes
d)
The artist's view of life
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