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WorksheetsMP1 9-Week Test Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 17mins
The relationship of one thing to another in size, amount, Describes how the sizes of different parts of a piece of art or design relate to each other. This is called...
(a)
Originally used for printing colored pictures in books and newspapers by spacing different colors of small dots close together, far apart, or on top of each other. These are called...
(a)
2 to 3 colors found are next to each other on the color wheel. They are considered part of the same family. What are they called?
(a)
Red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet. These colors are in between primary and secondary colors and they are known as...
(a)
When something does not look like it would in the natural world, it might be distorted or exaggerated it is...
(a)
An Art style that looks like someone has cut it up and glued them back together in the wrong order.
Abstract expressionism
Canvas
Expressionism
Cubism
A more experimental form of Expressionistic painting.
Abstract expressionism
Canvas
Expressionism
Cubism
A piece of fabric that an artist uses to paint on.
Abstract expressionism
Canvas
Expressionism
Cubism
When an artist cares more about expressing a feeling than making their painting look realistic.
Abstract expressionism
Canvas
Expressionism
Cubism
Orange, Green, Violet. These colors are made by mixing two primary colors together.
Analogous colors
Primary colors
Tertiary colors
Secondary colors
The layout of lines and objects in a painting
Dramatic
Composition
Proportion
Spontaneous
Over the top, stirs the imagination and emotions deeply
Abstract
Composition
Dramatic
Pattern
Red, yellow, and blue. These colors cannot be produced by combining other colors.
Tertiary colors
Analogous colors
Primary colors
Secondary colors
Something that repeats in an artwork. → Dramatic
True
False
A well-known Pop Artist, born in New York in 1923. He studied art in college and became an Art teacher for college. His style changed when he was teaching. → Roy Lichtenstein
True
False
Short for popular art, can be everyday items that are drawn in a dramatic and colorful way. It is an art style influenced by advertisements, commercials, and comic books. → Pop Art
True
False
Impulsive and sudden, without planning. → Composition
True
False
Who is Roy Lichtenstein? What can you learn from him? How does that help you?
Describe one of the art projects that we completed this 9 weeks. Explain the steps you followed and what you learned in making this project.
