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Visual Arts -Form 1s

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The acronym for the colour spectrum is?

a)

the colour wheel

b)

primary colours

c)

ROYGBIV

d)

ROBGIVY

2.

The colour wheel is made up of 3 different types of colours. They are?

a)

Primary, Green and Orange

b)

Primary, Secondary and Tertiary

c)

Primary, Red, Tertiary

d)

Value, Scale, Colours

3.

What does the acronym ROYGBIV represent?

a)

Red, orange, pink, blue, white, green

b)

Red, round, white, neutral, value

c)

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet

d)

Purple, red, yellow, blue, white, black, orange.

4.

In colour theory, what is value?

a)

The value of a colour.

b)

The intensity of a colour

c)

The lightness or darkness of a colour

d)

The hue

5.

What can be done to affect the value of a colour?

a)

Adding black or white to a colour can affect its value.

b)

Adding sunlight to a colour can affect its value.

c)

Subtracting blue from a colour can affect its value.

d)

Subtracting red from a colour can affect its value.

6.

Adding white to a colour produces?

a)

Shades of the colour.

b)

Tints of the colour.

c)

Hues of the colour

d)

Grey.

7.

Adding black to a colour produces?

a)

A shade of the colour

b)

A shade of red

c)

A shade of grey

d)

A tint of the colour

8.

The intensity of a colour is related to its?

a)

Hue

b)

Value

c)

colour.

d)

Intensity

9.

What is a monochromatic colour scheme?

a)

Two colours with white

b)

One colour with its' its tints and shades

c)

One colour with black

d)

Two colours with black

10.

Analogous colours are where on the colour wheel?

a)

opposite to each other

b)

Far from each other

c)

next to each other

d)

Colours that are tertiary.

11.

Blue, blue-green, green and yellow=green are?

a)

Analogous colours

b)

Nice colours

c)

Beautiful colours

d)

Warm colours

12.

Complementary colours are found where on the colour wheel?

a)

Next to each other

b)

Directly opposite each other

c)

In a diagonal direction

d)

In a vertical direction

13.

A drawing is defined as?

a)

A point

b)

A line going for a walk

c)

A pencil mark

d)

A pen mark

14.

The earliest known drawings date from?

a)

20,000 to 500 BC

b)

20,000 to 2,000 BC

c)

30,000 to 1,000 BC

d)

30,000 to 10,000 BC

15.

Drawing is a form of?

a)

History

b)

Visual Arts

c)

Music

d)

English

16.

Zentangle art is made up of?

a)

colours

b)

patterns

c)

Rectangles?

d)

Circles?

17.

The following is an example of zentangle art.

a)
b)
c)
d)
18.

The grid method can be used to?

a)

Decrease the size of a drawing

b)

Enlarge the size a drawing

c)

Erase a picture

d)

Show the idea of a picture

19.

The grid method involves?

a)

drawing a grid over the artwork to enlarge

b)

drawing lines over the artwork to enlarge

c)

drawing squares over the artwork to enlarge

d)

drawing lines over the artwork to decrease the size

20.

Which of the following is a value scale in art?

a)
b)
c)
d)