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WorksheetsElements of art quiz 3
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 7hrs 45mins
Which are these are the elements of art?
Shape
Space
Shading
Sectioning
Which of these are elements of art?
Texture
Line
Lead
Touch
Which of these are elements of art?
Form
Value
Gradation
Formula
Which of these are elements of art?
Copy
Color
Size
Proportion
What is the definition of the Elements of Art that was given to you?
The building blocks of art
The building blocks of DNA
The components that are used to make up what consists as art
None of these
Texture is defined as what?
What something feels like when it is touched
The sensation of touching something
None of these
What is the definition of line?
A moving dot
A continuous dot
A dotted line
An enclosed line
What is the definition of shape that I gave you?
An outline of an object
An enclosed or connected line
the external form or appearance characteristic of someone or something; the outline of an area or figure
None of these
What two categories are there for shapes?
Orientalizing
Organic
Geometric
Generalizing
How many elements of art are there?
5
7
9
4
What is the definition of form that I gave you?
The visible shape or configuration of something
A 3D shape (width, height and width)
The arrangement of parts of a shape
Arrangement and style in literary or musical composition.
Which of these lines are organic?
Which of these lines are geometric?
What is the difference between implied and actual?
Actual is not seen but implied, and implied is seen
Actual is seen. Implied is not seen but suggested.
Actual is something that your brain tells you is there, when it is not
All of these
Value is defined as what?
The name given to a pure color (red, blue, etc)
The strength and vividness of a color
The lightness or darkness of a color
The element of art that is produced when light, striking an object, is reflected back to the eye.
3D means that the dimensions of height, length, and depth
True
False
Color is defined as what?
The name given to a pure color (red, blue, etc)
The strength and vividness of a color
The lightness or darkness of a color
The element of art that is produced when light, striking an object, is reflected back to the eye.
The element of art, Space, can be defined as what?
The way something is placed or arranged in a work of art.
The reflection of light
The change from dark to light
None of these
This is an example of what?
Value
Tones
Tertiaries
None of these
Which of these are the correct elements of art?
Line, Shape, Space, Texture, Volume, Color, Form
Line, Shape, Size, Texture, Value, Color, Form
Line, Shape, Space, Texture, Value Color, Form
Line, Shape, Color, Texture, Volume, Size
Foreground is defined as what?
The area of a work of art that is in the front. This area will have the most details.
The area of a work of art that is in the middle.
The area of a work of art that is in the very back, behind the middleground and foreground. These objects will have less detail.
All of the above
Middleground is defined as what?
The area of a work of art that is in the front. This area will have the most details.
The area of a work of art that is in the middle.
The area of a work of art that is in the very back, behind the middleground and foreground. These objects will have less detail.
All of the above
Background is defined as what?
The area of a work of art that is in the front. This area will have the most details.
The area of a work of art that is in the middle.
The area of a work of art that is in the very back, behind the middleground and foreground. These objects will have less detail.
All of the above
Background is defined as what?
The area of a work of art that is in the front. This area will have the most details.
The area of a work of art that is in the middle.
The area of a work of art that is in the very back, behind the middleground and foreground. These objects will have less detail.
All of the above
This is an example of what?
Value
Tones
Tertiaries
None of these
What is blind contour drawing
Drawing the edges of an object in one continuous line without looking at your paper
Drawing a realistic sketch of an object
Drawing really fast
Drawing haphazardly of an object
Which of these images is an example of positive and negative space?
