WorksheetsArt Appreciation
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
•The artist does not show the subject as seen in reality
abstract expressionism
Realism
elongation
distortion
Is an abstract form through the use of figures, cones, cylinders, spheres, triangles, squares, cubes, and circles in place of real pictorial elements.
dadaism
surrealism
fauvism
cubism
The art seems so real just like photographs.
surrealism
realism
fauvism
cubism
The subject is stretch vertically or some parts lengthened to give impression of thinness.
mangling
elongation
distortion
expressionism
The subject presented involved chaos, sadness, tragedy, and defeat.
abstract expressionism
expressionism
cubism
mangling
Its attempts to show man’s inner mind on how maybe perceived outside world.
realism
surrealism
dadaism
cubism
The artist use bright colors, applied to surface to bring joy and comforts, and pleasure.
dadaism
fauvism
cubism
realism
This art movement doesn’t follow the traditions and principles of art, it is revolt against tradition and aims to show the wickedness of the society.
fauvism
expressionism
realsim
dadaism
The subject is misshapen or twisted out.
mangling
elongation
distortion
The artist shows subject as cut, lacerated, mutilated or hacked with repeated blows
distorion
elongation
mangling
It depicts the artists attempt of portraying the subject as it is.
realism
fauvism
dadaism
expressionism
In realism shapes and colors are altered.
true
false
We use geometrics figures in abstract expressionism.
true
false
In expressionism the subject presented involved chaos, sadness, tragedy and defeat.
true
false
Andre Breton is the proponent of realism
true
false
