Worksheets11/10 STEM Art Test #2: Elements of Art
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 3mins
What are the primary colors?
Red, Green and Blue
Red, Blue and Yellow
Blue, Orange and Green
Purple, Red and Yellow
What is texture?
Sending a text to your best friend.
The realistic tonal qualities of rocks and trees.
The level of the paint's thickness
The feeling the artwork would give if you were to touch it.
What is value, the element of art?
The use of dark and warm shades to make something stand out.
To make something stand out.
The use of lights and darks to create a 3D look.
The tone of someone's voice to create atmosphere.
What is a shape?
A 2D element that is limited to width and color.
A 3D element that is limited to height and width.
A 2D element that is limited to length and width.
A 3D element with height, width and depth.
What are the 3 properties of color?
Hue, Intensity and Clarity
Red, Blue and Yellow
Value, Clarity and Appearance
Hue, Value and Intensity
What kind of lines describe ONLY the outer edge of a shape?
Gesture
Structural
Outline
Contour
What is an imaginary line from a figure's eyes to a viewed object called?
Structural Lines
Line of Sight
Descriptive Lines
Contour Lines
True or False: Line personality refers to the characteristics of a line and the feelings it suggests.
True
False
What do horizontal lines communicate?
motion or action
rest
formality
indignity
What are the two categories of shapes?
organic and geometric
natural and linear
round and square
random and non-random
A gesture drawing is considered ______________.
sustained drawing
contour drawing
still-life shading
a very quick sketch
A blending stump is also known as a ________.
drawing wand
tortellini
tortilla
tortillon
The 4 of the 5 shading techniques are cross-hatching, blending, stippling, and scumbling.
Which one uses only one-directional lines?
Shading
Cross-Shading
Hatching
Visual blending
What does burnishing with colored pencil mean?
using directional lines
building up layers through pressure while coloring (white colored pencil) or use of the colorless blender
changing colors often
criss-crossing your colors
Speaking of placement: The space closest to you in an 2D artwork is called the:
Background
Middleground
Middle Earth
Foreground
________ objects appear closer, giving the illusion of space.
Geometric
Larger
Circular
Blue
What is the difference between positive and negative space?
Positive = canvas
Negative = around the artwork
Positive space = figure
Negative space = ground
Positive= at the bottom of the picture plane
Negative = top
Positive = geometric
Negative space = free-form
What is the arrangement of all of the space when creating art in a picture plane?
Positive Space
Composition
Negative Space
Neutral Space
The Elements of Art include:
Line, variety, color, shape, form, space, texture
Line, value, color, shape, form, space, texture
Line, value, color, symmetry, texture, unity
Line, value, contrast, shape, form, space, texture
This type of drawing pencil is very soft and great for shading.
4B
4H
white colored pencil
Sharpie
What is texture that you can feel with your hands is called?
Actual/Tactile texture
Visual/Implied texture
Paper texture
Fur texture
Style - What does Trompe L'oeil mean?
Fools the eye
Surrealistic painting
Old fashioned
American Painting
Line, in art, __________.
is the most basic element of art
defines the path of a point moving through space
can vary in length, width, and direction
all of the answer choices
A form can be described as a...
2 dimensional are with a defined boundary
continuous mark made on a surface
3 dimensional space that encloses volume
shape not given a name
What is art designed for one particular location called?
performance
site-specific
assemblage
relief sculpture
Warm colors include reds, oranges, and yellows. Cool colors include...
colors plus white
red-orange and yellow-orange
grays
blues, greens, and violets
True or False: To make a tint, you mix white and a color.
True
False
Red-violet and blue-green are tertiary colors.
What is another name for tertiary colors?
Primary
Secondary
Complementary
Intermediate
