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WorksheetsPainting Final Exam
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 59mins
What set of colors are these?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Cool
What relationship do these colors share? They are opposite on the color wheel.
Complementary
Analogous
Triadic
Warm
What set of colors are these? You make them by mixing 2 Primary colors.
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Neutral
What relationship do these colors share? These 3 side by side colors, on the color wheel and harmonize well together.
Complementary
Analogous
Triadic
Primary
A single color plus its tints and shades is considered to create a.....
Monochromatic color scheme
Neutral color scheme
Analogous color scheme
Complementary color scheme
This color scheme is devoid of color. It is made up of white, black, gray, and brown.
Primary Color Scheme
Secondary Color Scheme
Tertiary Color Scheme
Neutral Color Scheme
There are 3 characteristics of a color. Which is NOT one.
Hue
Value
Brightness
Intensity
RED + BLUE =
what color do they make?
BLUE + YELLOW =
what color do they make?
YELLOW + RED =
what color do they make?
This is an example of a _____________ color scheme painting.
Complementary
Neutral
Primary
Analogous
To create a TINT, which do you mix with a color?
Black
Grey
White
Yellow
Another name for color is?
colores
light spectrum
rainbow
hue
To create a SHADE, which do you mix with a color?
Black
Grey
White
Yellow
This color scheme advances towards you.
monochromatic
cool
neutral
warm
This color scheme recedes from you.
monochromatic
cool
neutral
warm
Principle of Design- Unity uses _______ to create harmony by using pleasing size relationships.
angry chicks as workers
a farmer's tractor
proportion and scale
movement
This image is a good example of which element? It is 1-Dimensional and may be measured by its length.
movement
pattern
line
form
This Element deals with surface treatments of objects?
pattern
texture
shape
emphasis
This principle can be defined as: The relationship among the elements of a visual that helps all the elements function together.
unity
form
shape
balance
This image is a good example of which principle? It shows Differences between the Elements of Art.
value
space
movement
contrast
An enclosed area is called __________?
*hint- two dimensional
shape
form
emphasis
value
This image is a good example of which element?
*hint- three dimensional (measure it by length, width, and depth)
rhythm
contrast
form
shape
This Principle of Design repeats but in an irregular way (not predictable and helps to create movement.)
pattern
value
emphasis
rhythm
This image is a good example of which element? Lightness and darkness of an object or a color.
value
balance
emphasis
color
This image is a good example of which principle? It is a predictable recurring Element of Art.
pattern
form
line
color
This Element of Art is the distance between and around objects.
space
color
unity
emphasis
This image is a good example of what principle? This is the Focal Point or the center of interest.
space
emphasis
line
texture
In design, there are 3 main types of balance:
1) __________
2) asymmetrical
3) radial
symmetrical
weighted
asymmetrical
radial
This is a very long and distinct period of time when people created art.
Art Era
Art Style
Art Movement
Art Material
What is it called when artists create art and think about art in a similar?
Art Era
Art Movement
Art Style
Art Critic
This is the individual way in which an artist uses the Elements and Principles of Art and Design or use of materials.
Art Era
Art Movement
Art Style
Art Critic
What is this tool that helps determine the lightness and darkness of an object or color?
Value Scale
Value Chart
Darkness Meter
Shade Calculator
This picture shows what type of balance? It extends from the center point outward.
radial
symmetrical
asymmetrical
rock
The surface of this rabbit looks soft, when touched all that is felt is paper. The surface does not feel the way it looks. What type of Element of Art is this?
Texture Obscure
Implied Texture
Illusion Texture
Actual Texture
The Elements of Art art the ___ used when creating, viewing, and speaking about art. They are the building blocks
materials
ideas
Tools
resources
This Element of Art - Space, represents how things go into the distance. Objects become smaller, less bright, and have less visible details.
Shallow Space
Aerial Perspective
Atmospheric Perspective
Worm's Eye View
There are two types of shapes and forms. What it this an image of?
singular shape/form
geometric shape/form
organic shape/form
cluster shape/form
This Element of Art - Space, represents how the objects in the foreground are not far from the objects in the background.
Shallow Space
Aerial Perspective
Atmospheric Perspective
Worm's Eye View
Principles of Design are the ____ used when creating, talking, or view art.
building block
tools
rules
measurements
This Principle of Design is about recurring Elements in art.
Emphasis
Contrast
Balance
Repetition
The way the eyes move around repeating Elements of Art is known as ____?
unity
movement
contrast
balnce
The division of the composition into thirds vertically and horizontally is known as ___ of ___.
Rule of Design
Rule of Composition
Rule of Standards
Rule of Thirds
Where the lines intersect is the most interesting spots to add the ____ or focal point.
a person
Emphasis
color
foreground
With ___, the illusion of depth is created by having objects in the front block ones further away.
hiding
overlapping
covering
blocking
What are the "little sketches" called that help you figure out your design layout called?
tiny sketches
thumbnail sketches
mini ideas
mini drawings
The figure (tree) is known as positive space. What is the area around the figure called?
empty space
negative space
no space
subtraction space
Who discovered the color spectrum in 1666?
Benjamin Franklin
Betty White
Alexander Graham Bell
Sir Issac Newton
This is what the eye sees when light is reflected off of an object.
value
color
tint
shade
This is known as the arrangement of color in natural order.
rainbow
refracted light
retinal display
color spectrum
You can't mix any other colors to create these.
primary
secondary
tertiary
neutrals
These colors create high contrast visual.
primary
analogous
complementary
monochromatic
You mix two primary colors to make this color scheme.
primary
secondary
teritary
neutral
Analogous colors are good at showing _____.
complements
depth
details
color
The best way to change the saturation of a hue is by adding the hues _____?
complement
tint
shade
tone
When trying to create unity or harmony this color scheme works well.
primary
neutrals
complementary
monochromatic
Tints are a _____ version of the hue.
darker
lighter
brighter
duller
Shades are a _____ version of the hue.
darker
lighter
brighter
duller
Tone is ____ + ____ mixed together.
white + hue
hue + black
white + black
primary + neutral
Tone is used to change the ____ of a color.
lightness
darkness
dullness
intensity
This is the brightening or dulling of a hue.
saturation
vehicle
flow
medium
Objects closer to the bottom area of the composition is in the ___.
foreground
middle ground
background
no ground
Objects closer to the central area of the composition is in the ___.
foreground
middle ground
background
no ground
Objects closer to the top area of the composition is in the ___.
foreground
middle ground
background
no ground
Art that depicts life as it is seen and not distorted is known as ____ art.
realistic
abstract
non-objective
fantasy
Trompe l'oeil means ____.
optical illusion
topical layer of glaze
to fool the eye
technical control
To distortion reality for an emotional effect is known as ____?
abstract hyper-realism
abstract impressionism
abstract expressionism
abstract modern
To distortion reality to capture a singular moment of how light affects colors of an object is known as ____?
abstract hyper-realism
abstract impressionism
abstract expressionism
abstract modern
To distortion reality using geometric shapes & forms is known as ____?
abstract hyper-realism
abstract impressionism
abstract expressionism
abstract modern
Creating are by focusing solely on the Elements and Principles of Art and Design is what style of art?
realistic
abstract
non-objective
fantasy
This type of aesthetics is based on the story behind the artwork - The connection to history and events during the time that may have influenced the artist to create it.
Material
Formal
Contextual
Personal
This type of aesthetics is based on the way the artist used the Elements of Art and Principles of Design.
Material
Formal
Contextual
Personal
This type of aesthetics is based on experiences from the viewer's life.
Material
Formal
Contextual
Personal
A dry, powdered coloring agent used in the manufacture of paints.
style
pigment
movement
extender
A liquid used to thin paint to a spreadable consistency.
vehicle
binder
solvent
pigment
The collective name for the binder and solvent.
vehicle
binder
solvent
pigment
