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WorksheetsArt Six Weeks Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What are the three types (directions) of line typically used to create a box in one-point perspective?
One-Point Perspective could best be describe as a technique that...
allows an artist to create the illusion of space and form.
makes complicated shapes.
creates fantasy with realism.
uses only orthogonal lines.
The Elements of Art could best be described as...
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the building blocks of any artwork.
3-Dimensional boxes.
lines that create shapes.
The place where all orthogonal/perspective lines meet.
(a)
A one-point perspective drawing can be created without a vanishing point.
True
False
In perspective drawings the vanishing point ALWAYS has to be in the exact middle of the paper.
False
True
What are the two types of textures artists use?
actual and implied
soft and hard
rough and smooth
none of the above
Which best describes a form?
there are always multiple.
the darkness and lightness of a color.
it has length, width and depth. (3-D)
the suface of an object.
Which element of art best describes this image?
value
black and white
space
pattern
"The path point moving in space" best describes which Element of Art?
value
shape
line
color
Which of these is NOT an Element of Art?
Cropping
Color
Shape
Line
A TYPICAL two-point perspective has everything EXCEPT...
Vanishing Points
Orthogonal Lines
Vertical Lines
Curved Lines
Which of these is NOT a way lines can vary?
length
width
shape
direction
What best describes the image shown here?
Shapes
Pattern
Value
Form
What two types of shapes do artist's use?
(a)
A vertical line is a line that...
goes straight up and down
goes side to side
only exists in a perspective drawing
goes to the vanishing point
Value can best be described as the..
lightness and darkness of a surface.
the color used.
overlapping shapes and lines.
enclosed space.
Which of these is not a property of colors?
hue
intensity
value
shade
This image best shows which type of balance?
symmetry
asymmetry
radial symmetry
no symmetry
What is the name of this drawing TECHNIQUE?
(a)
