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Elements & Principles of Art Design

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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1.

As it relates to the elements of art, what is line?

a)

points in a geometric spectrum

b)

a continuous extent of length.

c)

standing or be positioned at intervals.

d)

path created when an object moves from one point to another.

2.

What are the many ways line can be drawn?

a)

Parallel

b)

Free Form, Curved, Straight, Diagonal, Horizontal, & Vertical.

c)

Perpendicular

d)

Parallel & Perpendicular

3.

Besides artists and painters, who else uses line in their work?

a)

Photographers & Filmakers

b)

Athletes & Swimmers

c)

Entertainers & Preachers

d)

None of the above.

4.

How are lines unique to an artist?

a)

Lines are a way for an artist to compete.

b)

Line is a basic concept of elementary geometry.

c)

Line is simply an object in geometry.

d)

Lines are a way for an artist to express their individuality and style.

5.

What does there term "Trump Lo'eil" mean?

a)

Live & Let Live

b)

A genre of art, translated into French, that means "Fools The Eye".

c)

Illusion of Inclusion.

d)

None of the above

6.

When a shape receives a third dimension of depth, it becomes

a)

Value

b)

Line

c)

Texture

d)

Form

7.

What ways can form take up space?

a)

Organic & Non-Organic

b)

True & Untrue.

c)

Real & Implied

d)

Organic & Artificial

8.

What type of effects are used to create 3D illusions?

a)

Opacity and Clone effects.

b)

Light, Shadow, Contrast, and Color effects.

c)

Light and Vocal effects.

d)

None of the above.

9.

What is Texture?

a)

The smell of an object.

b)

The look or feel of a surface.

c)

The size of an object.

d)

None of the above.

10.

What is actual texture?

a)

Combination of how a painting looks and how it feels to the touch.

b)

Combination of line and shape of a painting.

c)

Combination of color and size of a painting that is real.

d)

When texture and value are combined in a painting.

11.

Implied textures aren't visual. They can be felt.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Paintings and drawings are examples of

a)

3 dimensional artworks.

b)

1 dimensional artworks.

c)

4K artworks.

d)

2 dimensional artworks.

13.

When is a shape formed?

a)

when a line is given a third dimension.

b)

when a line is side by side one another.

c)

when a point is made on a canvas that is connected to a mark.

d)

when the beginning of a line connects with its own end, or intersects with another.

14.

In visual arts, shapes are flat and are not defined by their length and width.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

There is an infinite number of shapes.

a)

True

b)

False.

16.

What are geometric shapes?

a)

Free-form shapes that are not common.

b)

A shape that doesn't connect or intersect with its beginning point.

c)

Common shapes such as circles, triangles, rectangles, and squares.

d)

None of the above.

17.

The light that reflects off an object is what we perceive as the objects

a)

Value

b)

Shape

c)

Line

d)

Color

18.

What are the three primary colors?

a)

Purple, Black, White

b)

Green, Orange, & Red

c)

White, Pink, Gray

d)

Yellow, Blue, Red,

19.

Primary colors are called so because they cannot be made from the mixing of other colors.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Color can be altered by changing its value through

a)

opacity, tinting, and brightness

b)

contrasting, opacity, and toning.

c)

shading, toning, and tinting.

d)

shading, opacity, and tinting.

21.

What is it called when you add black and white to a color?

a)

shading

b)

toning

c)

tinting

d)

shadowing

22.

What is it called when you add black to color?

a)

toning

b)

tinting

c)

shadowing

d)

shading

23.

What is it called when you add white to a color?

a)

shadowing

b)

tinting

c)

shading

d)

toning

24.

What does the word "photograph" translate into?

a)

Fools The Eye

b)

Deep Blue Sea

c)

Light Drawing

d)

Seize The Day

25.

What is value?

a)

How light or dark a given color or hue is.

b)

How much space an object actually takes up.

c)

How an object is perceived when light is reflected,

d)

None of the above.

26.

When an artwork has many tones between black and white it is considered

a)

Medium Contrast

b)

High Contrast

c)

Low Contrast

d)

No contrast

27.

When an artwork has very few tones between black and white, it is considered

a)

No Contrast

b)

High Contrast

c)

Medium Contrast

d)

Low Contrast.

28.

What is positive space?

a)

The space the entire artwork occupies.

b)

the area outside/around the main object in an artwork.

c)

the main objects of an artwork.

d)

None of the above.

29.

What is negative space?

a)

The main objects of an artwork.

b)

the area outside/around the main objects of an artwork.

c)

The unused space of an artwork.

d)

None of the above.

30.

Space is the area in which an artwork is organized.

a)

True

b)

False