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CHAPTER 7: QUIZ

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 4hrs 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

You can combine clay with a wide range of other materials to create both functional and artistic features.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

What Civilization did collage begin in?

a)

Egypt

b)

Brazil

c)

China

d)

Japan

3.

When found objects are incorporated into an artwork, what two things can they be used for in an artwork?

a)

Vanishing Point, or Evaporative

b)

Angel Point, or Incorporative

c)

View Point, or Explorative

d)

Focal Point, Or Decorative

4.

What artist was the first to use the term assemblage in the 1950’s?

a)

Leonardo Divinci

b)

John Buffet

c)

Jean Dubuffet

d)

Pablo Picasso

5.

Assemblage art form would lead to the ground breaking art forms called?

a)

Pop Art & Installation Art

b)

Funk Art & Population Art

c)

Spunk Art & Assimilation Art

d)

Graphic Art & Grafitti Art

6.

When you add non-clay media to unfired works, what must you consider with the other media?

a)

The High Temperature of the Kiln

b)

The Gases of the coals

c)

The Low Temperatures of the Kiln

d)

The Embers of a Darkstar

7.

Symmetrical Balance is the organization of the parts of a composition so that one side duplicates or mirrors the other.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Asymetrical Balance is a type of balance in which the two sides or a composition are different yet appear balanced.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Radial Balance is a type of balance in which lines or shapes spread out from a center point.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Buttons first appeared during the Golden Age, about 3000 years ago. Primarily used for decoration.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

In Anna Delgado’s works she is very interested in the atomic modification of the nature around us and more specifically, the alteration of the food we eat.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

What are Four types of mixed media artworks?

a)

Collage, Assemblage, Found object art, Installation Art

b)

College, Assembler, Misplaced Object Art, Constructed Art

c)

Collect, Assigned, Gathered Object Art, Embedded Art

d)

Systimatize, Medley, Survived Object Art, Construction Art

13.

Artwork made by a technique that consists of gluing or attaching pieces of paper, objects, or both to a flat surface.

a)

College

b)

Collage

c)

Blanks

d)

Cubism

14.

A three dimensional composition consisting of components-everyday objects, natural or crafted materials, scrap metal, items not usually considered art-related.

a)

Attachments

b)

Assemblage

c)

Parchment

d)

Construction

15.

Artwork made from objects found by the artist.

a)

Found Object Art

b)

Compound Object Art

c)

Sound Object Art

d)

Lost Object Art

16.

Type of construction that involves combining an individual clay form with different media after the clay form has been fired.

a)

Double Form Construction

b)

Single Form Construction

c)

Triple Form Construction

d)

Baskin Form Construction

17.

A mural technique accomplished by placing colored pieces of marble, glass, stone, or ceramic in a layer of adhesive material.

a)

Cubic

b)

Shelac

c)

Mosaic

d)

Tiliac

18.

Mimics the mosaic technique in which pieces of marble, glass, stone, or ceramic are placed in a layer of adhesive material, but faux mosaic tile shapes are carved into clay, fired, and glazed together as part of the form’s surface.

a)

Fossil Mosaic

b)

Faux Mosaic

c)

Puasch Mosaic

d)

Hostage Mosaic

19.

Type of ceramic construction that involves creating separate clay forms or shards and combining them with other media after they have been fired.

a)

Single Form Construction

b)

Double Form Construction

c)

Triple Form Construction

d)

Multiple Form Construction

20.

Three dimensional artwork designed to change one’s awareness of a specific site or space.

a)

Construction Art

b)

Installation Art

c)

Publishing Art

d)

Builders Art