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Who is Andy Warhol and What is Pop Art!

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What name was Andy Warhol given at birth?

a)

Alex Warvoda

b)

Andy Warhola

c)

John Johnson

d)

Roy Lichtenstein

2.

Did you figure out what the "Pop" in Pop Art means?

a)

Its an abbreviation of the word POPULAR since it was based on objects from popular culture.

b)

It means the objects ACTUALLY pop out from the canvas.

c)

It means your EYES POP OUT when you see it because of the bright colors.

d)

It refers to the POP of bubble gum because it was a new product at the time.

3.

What is one reason Andy Warhol used the Campbell's Soup Can in his artwork?

a)

He loved the beautiful shape and colors.

b)

He loved the product and ate it every day for lunch for 20 years.

c)

Campbell's was a sponsor and helped pay for his studio.

d)

He didn't have anything else to draw at home, so thought he might as well use the can!

4.

Which word fills the blank: Andy Warhol thought art should be about the _______________, the same as the clothes you wear or the food you eat.

a)

artist (or the person/people who created the work)

b)

message (or what an artist could SAY through their artwork)

c)

beauty (making something that looked good)

d)

product (or object/picture created)

5.

Which of these were mentioned as Pop Artists in the video? (Check all that were mentioned!)

a)

Richard Hamilton

b)

Nicola L

c)

Parvis Taravoli

d)

Roy Lichtenstein

e)

Pauline Boty

6.

Which printing technique did Andy Warhol prefer to use?

a)

Monoprints

b)

Suminogashi

c)

Relief Print

d)

Silkscreen

7.

Andy gave his studio a name that reflected the way his artwork was MASS PRODUCED like an assembly line. What was it called?

a)

The Studio

b)

The Production Line

c)

The Factory

d)

Pop Productions Inc.

8.

What was Andy Warhol's first paying job?

a)

Illustrator for children's books

b)

fashion photographer

c)

setting up windows for famous department stores

d)

illustrating advertisements for magazines