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WorksheetsArt S1 Ch 5
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2hrs 56mins
Place a checkmark next to the principle that matches this description:
In a rose window, a pattern is repeated around a central point.
balance
emphasis
harmony
rhythm
variety
Place a checkmark next to the principle that matches this description:
In a single painting, four different kinds of line are used
balance
emphasis
harmony
rhythm
variety
Place a checkmark next to the principle that matches this description:
A drawing shows two large trees, one on the right side of the work and the other on the left side.
balance
emphasis
harmony
rhythm
variety
Place a checkmark next to the principle that matches this description:
A drawing is done in a different value of a single hue
balance
emphasis
harmony
rhythm
variety
Place a checkmark next to the principle that matches this description:
a sculpture shows five figures; one is much larger than the others
balance
emphasis
harmony
rhythm
variety
Place a checkmark next to the principle that matches this description:
a non objective painting includes a pattern of triangles and diamonds
balance
emphasis
harmony
rhythm
variety
Place a checkmark next to the principle that matches this description:
a painting shows a crowd of people; only one of the faces is painted in detail
balance
emphasis
harmony
rhythm
variety
This image is an example of which principle
movement
emphasis
harmony
balance
This image is an example of which art principle
balance
emphasis
movement
harmony
This image is an example of which principle in art
radial balance
informal balance
harmony
movement
This image is an example of which principle of art
balance
emphasis
harmony
rhythm
variety
This image is an example of which principle in art
radial balance
emphasis
harmony
rhythm
variety
This image is an example of which principle of art
radial balance
harmony
emphasis
normal balance
The principle of art are guidelines that govern how the (a) of art go together
Another name for (a) balance is symmetrical balance
An artist uses the principle of (a) to control which part of the art work a viewer will look at first.
An artist who uses the principle of (a) to guide the viewer's eye from one part of an art work to the next part.
An artist might use repeated lines and shapes to create visual (a) .
If the principles and elements of an art work do not seem to work together, the work lacks (a)
Using a(n) (a) chart can help you examine and explain how the parts of an art work fit together.
