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WorksheetsGE 105- QUIZ (ACT 5)
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 29mins
Identify the painting tool.
(a)
Identify the painting tool.
(a)
It refers to the degree of lightness and darkness of a specific hue.
(a)
The application of paint to a support surface.
(a)
It refers to the area around, within, or between images or parts of an image.
(a)
This term refers to the regular arrangement of alternated or repeated elements or motif.
(a)
It holds the pigment together and adheres the paint to a support surface.
(a)
Identify the painting tool.
(a)
What does the picture represents? (Pattern)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Line)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Emphasis)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Movement)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
What does the picture represents? (Texture)
Elements of Arts
Principles of Arts
Strokes that show motion and connect two points. Maybe vertical, horizontal, diagonal, and etc.
form
line
space
texture
Area enclosed when both sides of a line meet (2-D objects)
shape
color
value
texture
The feel, real or implied, on an object or its surface
space
shape
color
texture
Relates to the oneness, wholeness or order in a work.
Proportion
Rhythm
Unity
Variety
The idea of maintaining consistency of art elements in various areas in art works
Rhythm
Unity
Proportion
Balance
(a) is a visual statement that represents the real world communicates an idea or feeling, or presents an interesting design.
One purpose of artwork is to make our surroundings unappealing.
true
false
Which of the following is NOT a purpose behind creating art?
Self expression
Challenging our ways of thinking
Evoking an emotional response
Creating records of a specific place, time, person or object
To copy someone else's exactly as is
Identify the painting tool.
(a)
What type of balance do you see in this image?
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Radial
Informal
What type of balance is seen in this image?
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Radial
Formal
red, yellow, blue, green, orange, black, gray
line, shape, color, texture, space, form, value
gesso, paper, canvas, brush, water, paint, palette
Choose all the principles of arts found below.
line
value
rhythm
emphasis
Natural or synthetic colored materials finely ground into a granular powder.
(a)
What are the three basic composition of a paint? Check all that applies.
pigment
binder
solvent
paper
It is best to prepare a surface for painting with
canvas
watercolors
gesso
acrylic paint
BLUE + YELLOW =
what color do they make?
YELLOW + RED =
what color do they make?
What is an example of a Tertiary Color?
Pink
Red Orange
Black
Choose all primary colors found below.
Green
Yellow
Red
Violet
Green
Choose all secondary colors found below.
Green
Yellow
Red
Violet
Green
Which set of characteristics describes oil paint?
Thick and fast-drying
Thick and slow-drying
Thin and fast-drying
Thin and slow-drying
A fast-drying and water soluble medium, consisting of colored pigments mixed with a gel-like substance such as egg yolk
gouache
tempera
encaustic
acrylic
casein
Type of paint created using wax colored with pigments, which is heated and applied to an absorbent surface.
gouache
tempera
encaustic
oil paint
casein
A type of paint that becomes water resistant over time.
gouache
tempera
encaustic
oil paint
casein
What type of paint medium did Vincent Van Gogh used in his Wheatfield with Crows painting?
(a)
One of the best known painting media which is usually a slow-drying paint made from pigments mixed with oil.
gouache
tempera
encaustic
oil paint
casein
A painting medium made by mixing pigments with gum arabic (a binder) and water. This type of medium is thicker compared to watercolor paint.
gouache
tempera
encaustic
oil paint
casein
What type of painting medium did David Hockney used in his Mr. and Mrs. Clarck and Percy painting?
(a)
Who made this painting?
Salvador Dali
Vincent Van Gogh
Pablo Picasso
Johannes Vermeer
Who made this appropriated painting of Las Minenas?
Salvador Dali
Vincent Van Gogh
Pablo Picasso
Johannes Vermeer
The use of pre-existing objects or images with little or NO transformation applied to them.
(a)
Saturation refers to the purity of a color.
True
False
Binder is added to thin or thicken paint.
True
False
In art, the term PAINTING describes both the act and the result of the action.
True
False
Why is this painting considered abstract?
It doesn't contain many colors
It doesn't contain many straight lines
It doesn't contain realistic shapes or images
It doesn't contain a person
