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WorksheetsArt Final
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 2hrs 16mins
Which of the following is one of the Elements of Art?
HB pencil
Line
a drawing board
SHAPE is another Element of Art. Which of the following best describes shape:
an enclosed space
a type of fabric
the study of lines
How is a SHAPE created?
It is carefully plucked from the sky, using a giant pair of tweezers.
All shapes were created by Mrs. C.
A shape is created when a LINE is closed.
A SHAPE is a 2-dimensional form that has both length and width.
True
False
Focus or focal point of a piece of artwork, the area where the artist wants you to look
Emphasis
Rhythm
Pattern
Balance
Refers to the way the eye of the viewer is directed from one place to another.
Balance
Pattern
Movement
Overlapping
What are the elements of art.
Line, Shape,Color, Form, Balance, Texture, Movement
Line, Shape,Color, Form, Value, Texture, Space
Balance,Movement, Contrast, Value, Space
Balance,Movement, Contrast, Value, line
Value is an art element which refers to
Lightness and Darkness
Lines and Balance
Asymmetrical and Symmetrical
Texture is the way something appears to
Feel or look
Be positive Space or Negative space
True or False: Does this photo demonstrate the element of texture?
True
False
Maybe
What is texture
Which is an example of crosshatching
Which is an example of stippling?
Mixing any color and BLACK is called…
Tint
Shade
Grey
What are the three things needed to create one-point perspective?
Paint
Orthogonal Lines
Vanishing Point
Chalk
Horizon Line
In Linear Perspective, the point in which all lines appear to meet is called the
Othogonal Line
Ground Plane
Horizon Line
Vanishing Point
What is this tool?
Wooden Rib
Loop Tool
Scraper
Metal Rib
Glaze gets it color from the chemical reaction in the kiln. What does the glaze turn into?
Plastic
Glass
Dried Paint
None of these
Wedging clay does which of the following? Select all that apply.
Centers the clay
Rids the clay of air bubbles
Dries the clay out
Evenly distributes the clay's moisture
Which order is correct?
Clay, Bone Dry, Bisque Fire, Glaze, Glaze Fire, Ceramics
Clay, Bisque, Bone Dry, Glaze, Glaze Fire, Ceramic
Bisque, Clay, Bone Dry, Glaze, Glaze Fire, Ceramic
Clay, Bone Dry, Bisque Fire, Slake, Glaze, Glaze Fire, Ceramic
What causes clay to explode in the kiln? Select all that apply.
Air Bubbles in the clay
Moisture in thick walls of clay
Lack of slipping and scoring
Letting the clay dry out too much
Glazing unevenly
*Media is material*
How do you make the color red?
Orange + Yellow
Yellow + Green
You cannot make the color red.
Blue + Purple
This image is a good example of which element?
*hint- three dimensional
Rhythm
Contrast
Form
This image is a good example of which principle?
Pattern
Form
Line
Color
A painting always requires planning.
True because there are strict rules
False because it's ok to experiment and take risks
How do you connect two pieces of clay?
Just stick it together
Slip and Score
Smooth them together
There is no point in putting clay together
What is the correct order of the wheel throwing steps?
Center, Open, Pull, Shape
Place, Center, Shape, Throw
Cone, Center, Throw, Shape
Center, Cone, Cry, Shape
Identify the tool
Needle tool
Clay tool
Incising tool
Scorer
Identify the tool
Loop tool
Wire cutters
Clay string
Ribbon tool
Put on top of, paint over
Layer
gradation
Opaque
Bleed
The surface on which watercolors are mixed before applying to surface.
wells
mixing board
dry board
Paint palette
Why is it important to keep your pigment cake, brush, palette, and water clean when you are working with watercolor paints?
so your colors aren't too light
so your colors don't become muddy and muted
so your colors don't get too dark
If you want your paint to be an intense color, rather than pastel, what would you need to do?
mix blue into it
add yellow
use more paint and less water
add salt
What tool(s) can be used for blending pastels?
finger
paper stumps
Q-tips
all of the above
This oil pastel technique is achieved by
Tints
Mark making
Painting
Blending
What media did you enjoy learning about the most?
How often were your sketchbooks due?
Using your own words, what does it mean to do a wet on wet technique in painting, and what type of paint do you use?
If you could try some other style of art what would you have like to learn?
In the art room. where could you find most of your needed supplies?
