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WorksheetsPainting Semester Exam (Fall)
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 41mins
Which of these are elements of art?
Proportion/Scale
Pattern
Line
Color
Which of these are principles of design?
Proportion/scale
Shape
Space
Contrast
Which of these are principles of design?
Movement/Rhythm
Texture
Color
Pattern/Repitition
Which of these are elements of art?
Variety
Gradation
Form
Contrast
Which of these are elements of art?
Rhythm
Texture
Variety
Contrast
Which of these are principles of design
Emphasis
Variety
Element
Value
Which of these definitions are for line that was given to you?
An enclosed line
A moving dot
A long, narrow mark or band
None of these
Which of these definitions is for the term, elements of art, that I had given you?
The building blocks of art
A work of art can be analyzed by considering a variety of aspects of it individually
The DNA of a human
All of them are right
The way something feels, or the way something looks like it might feel is the definition for which term?
Space
Texture
Value
Color
A shape is defined as....
An enclosed line
A moving dot
An object that has width, height, and depth
All of the above
Which of these definitions is for value?
The lightness or darkness of tones/tints of colors
The gradual change from light to dark
The product of light being reflected back into the eye
None of these are right
Any object that has height, width and depth is the definition for which element of art?
Form
Space
Shape
Line
What is the definition of color that I gave you?
The product of light being reflected back to your eye
The property possessed by an object of producing different sensations on the eye as a result of the way the object reflects or emits light.
Show embarrassment or shame by becoming red; blush.
Ms. Wentzel gave us all of these definitions.
How something is arranged, or how space is used. This definition matches which element of art?
Space
Shape
Symmetry
Arrangement
How many primary colors are there?
2
3
4
5
How many primary colors are there?
2
3
4
5
Red, Yellow and Blue are examples of what?
Primary Colors
Tetradic
Analagous
Triadic
Color theory is defined as what?
The science and art of using color
The organization of colors
The choice of colors used in design
None of these are the definition
The color wheel is defined as what?
The science and art of using color
The organization of colors
The choice of colors used in design
None of these are the definition
Color scheme is defined as what?
The science and art of using color
The organization of colors
The choice of colors used in design
None of these are the definition
Hue is what?
The name of a color
The amount of saturation a color has
The brightness or dullness of a color
None of these is the answer
Chroma is what?
The name of a color
The amount of saturation a color has
The brightness or dullness of a color
None of these is the answer
Intensity is what?
The name of a color
The amount of saturation a color has
The brightness or dullness of a color
None of these is the answer
The use of colors that make it pleasing to the eye is the definition for which term?
Color Harmony
Chroma
Tone
All of these is the answer
The use of colors that make it pleasing to the eye is the definition for which term?
Color Harmony
Chroma
Tone
All of these is the answer
The darkening of a color using black is the definition for which term?
Tint
Shade
Tone
All of these is the answer
A color that has been whitened, typically with white, is the definition for which term?
Tint
Tone
Shade
None of these
Select all of the colors.
Black
Blue
Light Blue
White
Select all of the neutrals
White
Tan
Grey/Gray
Red
What is the definition of primary colors?
Colors that cannot be made by mixing other colors.
Colors that are made by mixing two primary colors together.
Colors that are made by mixing one primary color with one secondary color.
None of these
What is the definition of secondary colors?
Colors that cannot be made by mixing other colors.
Colors that are made by mixing two primary colors together.
Colors that are made by mixing one primary color with one secondary color.
None of these
What is the definition of intermediate colors?
Colors that cannot be made by mixing other colors.
Colors that are made by mixing two primary colors together.
Colors that are made by mixing one primary color with one secondary color.
None of these
Mixing two secondary colors together creates a what?
Tertiary color
Secondary color
Primary color
None of these
Select all of the color schemes.
Monochromatic
Triadic
Tetradic
Split Complementary
How would you describe this color?
Primary Color
Warm Color
Cool Color
Secondary Color
Colors that are usually associated with warm things is called a what?
Primary Colors
Warm Colors
Cool Colors
None of these
Colors that are usually associated with cool things is called a what?
Primary Colors
Warm Colors
Cool Colors
None of these
This picture is an example of which color scheme?
Monochromatic
Complimentary
Triadic
None of these
This picture is an example of which color scheme?
Monochromatic
Complimentary
Triadic
None of these
This picture is an example of which color scheme?
Monochromatic
Complimentary
Triadic
None of these
Select the correct term for this definition: A color scheme that has one color, but includes the various tints and tones.
Monochromatic
Split Complimentary
Tetradic
None of these
Select the image that best matches the definition: A color scheme that has three colors; one color and the two colors that are beside the complement. (it creates a y on the color wheel.)
None of the above
Select the image that best matches the definition: A color scheme where the colors used are directly beside each other on the color wheel
None of the above
Select the image that best matches the definition: A color scheme where there are two pairs of complementary colors. (it makes an x or a rectangle on the color wheel)
None of the above
Color that is actually seen is the definition for which term?
optical color
local color
arbitrary color
psychology of color
Color that is used to represent feelings or mood.
optical color
local color
arbitrary color
psychology of color
Which of these are secondary colors?
Which of these terms matches the definition: The change between light and dark.
Value
Color
Chroma
None of these
Which of these is the definition for color?
The light that is reflected by the eye
The things that we perceive as rainbow colors
The special attention/importance given to one part of a work of art
The juxtaposition of different elements of design in order to highlight their differences and/or create visual interest, or focal point.
Select all of the intermediate colors
None of these are intermediate colors
The part of the brush where the bristles are glued together is called what?
Bristles
Belly
Heel
None of these
The part of the brush that is the middle section is called what?
Bristles
Heel
Belly
None of these
The very tip of the brush is called the what?
Heel
Bristles
Belly
None of these
The metal piece that holds the bristles onto the brush is called the what?
Ferrule
Toe
Handle
Bristles
The section of the brush that you hold is called the what?
Ferrule
Toe
Handle
None of these
The section of the brush that you hold is called the what?
Ferrule
Toe
Handle
None of these
Softer haired brushes that are meant to soak up liquids. This is the definition for which type of paintbrush?
Acrylic
Watercolor
Oil
All of these
A brush that is made to handle the weight of heavier paint, it has less flexibility.
Acrylic
Watercolor
Oil
All of these
Which definition is for the term, synthetic brushes?
Bristles that are man-made with machines.
Bristles that are made from animal furs/hair
A paintbrush that has a round tip. These brushes are good for blending your paints together in small areas.
None of these
Which definition is for the term, natural brushes?
Bristles that are man-made with machines.
Bristles that are made from animal furs/hair
A paintbrush that has a round tip. These brushes are good for blending your paints together in small areas.
None of these
Which of these are the filbert brush?
None of these
Which of these are the fan brush?
None of these
Which of these are the flat brush?
None of these
Which of these are the round brush?
None of these
When mixing paints, what should you use?
Paintbrush bristles
Paintbrush handles
Palette Knife
None of these
Which direction should paintbrushes be placed when they are being put away or cleaned?
Flat
Bristles up in a container
Bristles down in a container
All of these
True or False: Using larger brushes in small sections saves time when painting.
True
False
True or False: Using a little bit of clean water added into acrylic paint can help thin it out when it gets too thick/gummy.
True
False
What should you use to help clean paintbrushes?
Warm water
Soap
Cold water
None of these
How do you know if a brush is clean?
You don't, it is impossible to tell.
You check by running water over the brush and see clear water
You check by rubbing it on a dry surface to check if there is any paint still on it.
None of thse
How much paint should you apply to a paintbrush?
The tip
The belly
The ferrule
None of these
True or False: Saving old paintbrushes instead of throwing them away is a good way to get more texture brushes.
True
False
True or False: Watercolor brushes and acrylic brushes are the same, so it doesn't matter which ones you use.
True
False
True or False: When painting with acrylic paint, you want to have thick amounts to prevent baldspots.
True
False
True or False: A base color is used to help blend out any gradations or value changes.
True
False
How often should you rinse off brushes (as recommended by the video)?
After every color use
After every other color use
After you finish the project
At the end of class
Reshaping a paintbrush does what?
Gives the paintbrush a new shape
Gives the paintbrush the shape it originally had
Gives the paintbrush a new texture
None of these
How do you reshape brushes?
You can't
Wrap it in damp towels
Use tape
None of these
How many categories are used to classify paintbrushes?
1
2
3
None of these
What caregories are used to classify paintbrushes?
Quality
Size
Shape
Color
Which paintbrush matches this definition: They are great brushes for larger washes that come in contact with hard to fill detail shapes.
Angel Brush
Round Brush
Flat Brush
None of these
