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Pop Art

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which decade did the Pop Art movement begin?

a)

1980's

b)

1940's

c)

1950's

d)

1990's

2.

Which brand of soup was made famous by one of Pop Art's founding artists?

a)

Heinz

b)

Campbells

c)

Baxters

d)

Grannys

3.

What image below was created by Pop Art artist Roy Lichtenstein?

a)
b)
c)
d)
4.

Why did Pop Art look the way it did?

a)

Because they started as adverts

b)

Because famous people wanted their pictures painted

c)

To celebrate popular culture and consumer society

d)

Because the Artists couldn't draw

5.

How did Roy Lichtenstein apply his trademark repetitive dots in his work?

a)

Stencil

b)

computer

c)

Painted by hand

d)

Screenprint

6.

What type of colours feature in Pop Art

a)

Black & White

b)

Bright & Bold

c)

Only hot colours

d)

Only cold colours

7.
_______ is a printing process technique dating from 1879. Depending on the effect, color and optical illusion needed, small colored dots are closely spaced, widely spaced or overlapping
a)
Polka Dots
b)
Ben-Day Dots
c)
Pointilism
d)
Stippling
8.
When did Pop Art emerge? 
a)
Mid 1870s
b)
Early 1990s
c)
Late 1970s
d)
Late 1950s
9.
Roy Lichtenstein was a pop artist
a)
True
b)
False
10.
Pop art is no longer a form of art today
a)
True
b)
False
11.

Why was the Pop Art movement called "pop" art?

a)

Sodas make a "pop" sound when you open them. Soda is called "pop" in some areas of the country.

b)

Pop art frequently features popcorn as its subject matter.

c)

It was made by grandpas, who are sometimes called "pop."

d)

Pop art is a reflection of "pop"ular culture.

12.

Pop Art is known for its visual variety, but many paintings from that era featured

a)

formal, serious, and photorealistic representations of royalty.

b)

detailed and soothing representations of the natural world.

c)

glorified and golden religious iconography.

d)

mass-produced products, food, celebrities, and riffs off of comic books.