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Sculpture & Ceramics Final Exam

Total questions: 73

Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

what is sculpture?

a)

A way of expression for an artist

b)

an artistic form of a three dimensional object

c)

stone that is given a certain shape

d)

Decoration for your house

2.

What are tradicional materials that thay can be made of?

a)

parchment paper, plastic

b)

only stone is a tradicional object that they sculpted

c)

any object that you can mold

d)

marble, clay, stone, etc.

3.

what are some features of sculpting?

a)

Volume

b)

Theme

c)

The cost of the sculpture

d)

the background it will have

4.

which one of these is a type of statue?

a)

Finishing

b)

Low relief

c)

Movement

d)

Contempporary

5.

A 3-D work of art created by shaping or combining materials.

a)

Movement

b)

Sculpture

c)

Form

d)

Negative space

6.

What are sculptures used for?

a)

Decoration

b)

Honor

c)

Representation

d)

For memory

7.

A sculpture that is viewed from all sides, it is surrounded by space.

a)

Low Relief

b)

Full Round

c)

Bas Relief

d)

Sunken Relief and Bas Relief

8.

Form has...

a)

Length and Size

b)

Height, Width, and Size

c)

Height, Width, and Depth

d)

Shape

9.

A sculpture where the forms come out from a flat background.

a)

Free Standing

b)

Subtractive

c)

Relief

d)

Additive

10.

What is the sculpture type?

a)

Low / Bass Relief

b)

Sculpture in the round

c)

High Relief

d)

Sunken Relief

11.

Sculpture in the round is

a)

A circle in 3-D

b)

A sculpture meant to be seen only from the front

c)

A sculpture meant to be seen only from the top

d)

A sculpture meant to be seen from multiple sides

12.

What is the sculpture type?

a)

Full Round

b)

Low Relief

c)

High Relief

d)

Sunken Relief

13.

Which is an example of High Relief sculpture?

a)
b)
c)
d)
14.

Which is an example of form?

a)
b)
c)
d)
15.

Open or Closed

a)

Closed

b)

Opened

16.

Open or closed form?

a)

Open

b)

Closed

17.

This is the individual way in which an artist uses the Elements and Principles of Art and Design or use of materials.

a)

Art Era

b)

Art Style

c)

Art Movement

d)

Art Critic

18.

What is it called when artists create and think about art in a similar?

a)

Art Era

b)

Art Style

c)

Art Movement

d)

Art Critic

19.

This is a very long and distinct period of time when people created art.

a)

Art Era

b)

Art Style

c)

Art Movement

d)

Art Critic

20.

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.

a)

Material

b)

Contextual

c)

Formal

d)

Personal

21.

This type of aesthetics is based on the way the artist used the Elements of Art and Principles of Design.

a)

Material

b)

Contextual

c)

Formal

d)

Personal

22.

This type of aesthetics is based on experiences from the viewer's life.

a)

Material

b)

Contextual

c)

Formal

d)

Personal

23.

This is the depiction of the subject without any distortion of reality.

a)

realistic art

b)

non-objective art

c)

abstract art

d)

high art

24.

This means to "fool the eye" in French.

a)

Optical Illusion

b)

Trompe l'oeil

c)

Technique Obscure

d)

Art Critic

25.

What does Abstract Art means?

a)

A short written or thumbnail sketch of an idea.

b)

Consisting of Negative Space

c)

Not all there

d)

Distortion of reality

26.

This type of Abstract Art focuses on a distortion of reality for a visual effect.

a)

Abstract Realism

b)

Abstract Expressionism

c)

Abstract Impressionism

d)

Abstract Modern

27.

This type of Abstract Art focuses on a distortion of reality using geometric shapes.

a)

Abstract Realism

b)

Abstract Expressionism

c)

Abstract Impressionism

d)

Abstract Modern

28.

This type of Abstract Art focuses on a distortion of reality for an emotional effect.

a)

Abstract Realism

b)

Abstract Expressionism

c)

Abstract Impressionism

d)

Abstract Modern

29.

This image represents the Principle of Design that uses pleasing size relationships to create harmony.

a)

angry chicks as workers

b)

a farmer's tractor

c)

proportion and scale

d)

movement

30.

This image is a good example of which element? It is 1-Dimensional and may be measured by its length.

a)

movement

b)

pattern

c)

line

d)

form

31.

This principle can be defined as: The relationship among the elements of a visual that helps all the elements function together.

a)

unity

b)

form

c)

shape

d)

balance

32.

This image is a good example of which principle? It shows Differences between the Elements of Art.

a)

value

b)

space

c)

movement

d)

contrast

33.

An enclosed area is called __________?

*hint- two dimensional

a)

shape

b)

form

c)

emphasis

d)

value

34.

This image is a good example of which element?

*hint- three dimensional (measure it by length, width, and depth)

a)

rhythm

b)

contrast

c)

form

d)

shape

35.

This Principle of Design repeats but in an irregular way (not predictable and helps to create movement.)

a)

pattern

b)

value

c)

emphasis

d)

rhythm

36.

This image is a good example of which principle? It is a predictable recurring Element of Art.

a)

pattern

b)

form

c)

line

d)

color

37.
__________ is the equal distribution of visual weight in a design.
a)
emphasis
b)
balance
c)
space
d)
value
38.

This image is a good example of which element? Another word is HUE.

a)

pattern

b)

unity

c)

space

d)

color

39.

This Element of Art is the distance between and around objects.

a)

space

b)

color

c)

unity

d)

emphasis

40.

This image is a good example of what principle? This is the Focal Point or the center of interest.

a)

space

b)

emphasis

c)

line

d)

texture

41.
Line is defined as the path of a ________ moving through space.
a)
bumblebee
b)
ruler
c)
pencil
d)
point
42.

Which of the following are types of texture?

a)

rough

b)

soft

c)

hairy

d)

all of these

43.
This picture shows what type of balance?
a)
radial
b)
symmetrical
c)
asymmetrical
d)
rock
44.

What relationship do these colors share? They are opposite on the color wheel.

a)

Complementary

b)

Analogous

c)

Triadic

d)

Warm

45.

What set of colors are these? You make them by mixing 2 Primary colors.

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

Neutral

46.

What relationship do these colors share? These 3 side by side colors, on the color wheel and harmonize well together.

a)

Complementary

b)

Analogous

c)

Triadic

d)

Primary

47.

This color scheme is devoid of color. It is made up of white, black, gray, and brown.

a)

Primary Color Scheme

b)

Secondary Color Scheme

c)

Tertiary Color Scheme

d)

Neutral Color Scheme

48.

BLUE + YELLOW =

what color do they make?

a)
b)
c)
d)
49.
Blues, Greens, and Violets depict feelings of coolness, relaxation, and zen. These colors are also known as: 
a)
Warm Colors
b)
Cool Colors
c)
Tertiary Colors
d)
Analogous Colors
50.

What painting is the best example of monochromatic color scheme?

a)
b)
c)
d)
51.

Another name for color is?

a)

colores

b)

light spectrum

c)

rainbow

d)

hue

52.

To create a SHADE, which do you mix, white, grey, or black with a color?

a)

Black

b)

Grey

c)

White

d)

Yellow

53.

This color scheme is created by mixing 1 Primary with a 1 Secondary color next to each other on the color whee.

a)

Teritary

b)

Compementary

c)

Analogous

d)

Neutral

54.

What is this tool that helps determine the lightness and darkness of an object or color?

a)

Value Scale

b)

Value Chart

c)

Darkness Meter

d)

Shade Calculator

55.

The Elements of Art art the ___ used when creating, viewing, and speaking about art. They are the building blocks

a)

materials

b)

ideas

c)

Tools

d)

resources

56.

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?

a)

Texture Obscure

b)

Implied Texture

c)

Illusion Texture

d)

Actual Texture

57.

This Element of Art - Space, represents how things go into the distance. Objects become smaller, less bright, and have less visible details.

a)

Shallow Space

b)

Aerial Perspective

c)

Atmospheric Perspective

d)

Worm's Eye View

58.

If you were to touch the fur, the surface would look the way it feels. Which type of texture is it?

a)

actual texture

b)

cool texture

c)

simulated texture

d)

implied texture

59.

There are two types of shapes and forms. What it this an image of?

a)

singular shape/form

b)

geometric shape/form

c)

organic shape/form

d)

cluster shape/form

60.

This Element of Art - Space, represents how the objects in the foreground are not far from the objects in the background.

a)

Shallow Space

b)

Aerial Perspective

c)

Atmospheric Perspective

d)

Worm's Eye View

61.

Principles of Design are the ____ used when creating, talking, or view art.

a)

building block

b)

tools

c)

rules

d)

measurements

62.

This Principle of Design is about recurring Elements in art.

a)

Emphasis

b)

Contrast

c)

Balance

d)

Repetition

63.

The way the eyes move around repeating Elements of Art is known as ____?

a)

unity

b)

movement

c)

contrast

d)

balnce

64.

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.

a)

Material

b)

Formal

c)

Contextual

d)

Personal

65.

This type of aesthetics is based on the way the artist used the Elements of Art and Principles of Design.

a)

Material

b)

Formal

c)

Contextual

d)

Personal

66.

This type of aesthetics is based on experiences from the viewer's life.

a)

Material

b)

Formal

c)

Contextual

d)

Personal

67.

The division of the composition into thirds vertically and horizontally is known as ___ of ___.

a)

Rule of Design

b)

Rule of Composition

c)

Rule of Standards

d)

Rule of Thirds

68.

Where the lines intersect is the most interesting spots to add the ____ or focal point.

a)

a person

b)

Emphasis

c)

color

d)

foreground

69.

With ___, the illusion of depth is created by having objects in the front block ones further away.

a)

hiding

b)

overlapping

c)

covering

d)

blocking

70.

The figure (tree) is known as positive space. What is the area around the figure called?

a)

empty space

b)

negative space

c)

no space

d)

subtraction space

71.

What are the "little sketches" called that help you figure out your design layout called?

a)

tiny sketches

b)

thumbnail sketches

c)

mini ideas

d)

mini drawings

72.

This is one's eye level or ___ of ___. It is where the sky meets the earth.

a)

line of eye

b)

line of land

c)

line of sky

d)

line of sight

73.

What is the internal structure that provides strength and support for a sculpture.

a)

scaffold

b)

lattice

c)

skeleton

d)

armature