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WorksheetsA/V test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of visual art as stated in the segment?
Narrative
Reflective
Expressive
Persuasive
Which of the following is NOT an example of art used in advertising?
Billboards
Historical illustrations
Websites
Product packaging
Fruits, stones and other organic pigments are examples of what?
Synthetic materials
Modern art supplies
Cultural materials
Natural materials
Which occupation is expected to increase according to the segment?
Floral designer
Interior designer
Graphic designer
Art director
Which historical period is associated with Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael?
The High Renaissance
Abstract Expressionism
Impressionism
Classical Roman
Which of the following can best be described as digitized content which is broadcast via the Internet?
Researched media
Print media
Digital media
Graphic design
What is a proof?
An image that touches the edge of the page
An estimation of the cost of a production
A type of process used to create an image
A trial image used to check for mistakes
What is white space intended to achieve?
Drawing the eye
Increasing legibility and balance
Directly delivering of the message
Supplementing the message
Which of the following is an advantage of print media as stated in the segment?
Static, unchanging message
Large, broad audience
Lack of clutter
Better image resolution
The artistic formation of three-dimensional figures is known as which of the following?
Illustration
Applied art
Photography
Sculpting
Image resolution refers to which of the following in digital media?
Number of pixels in an image
Amount of text in an image
Number of colors in an image
Number of publications an image is in
Which of the following is NOT a warm color?
Orange
Yellow
Green
Red
Orange, green and purple are which types of colors?
Monochromatic
Quarternary
Primary
Secondary
Which principle of visual art establishes a focal point?
Contrast
Scale
Emphasis
Unity
The color wheel was developed by whom?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Galileo Galilei
Sir Isaac Newton
Charles Darwin
