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Visual Art Vocabulary 5 - Elements of Art

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is LINE?

a)

a blob of paint

b)

a type of artwork involving dancing

c)

a jar made of pottery

d)

a long, narrow mark

2.

What is FORM?

a)

the shape of something

b)

when you fill your paint tray with 6 colors

c)

when you trace on a light table

d)

when you help wipe the table after painting

3.

What is SPACE?

a)

pictures made out of typed letters, numbers, etc.

b)

the area that an object takes up

c)

the final frontier in art

d)

a type of clay that you add water to

4.

What is VALUE?

a)

an artwork that sells for a small amount of money

b)

when you think about an artwork

c)

how light or dark a color is

d)

when you write about your artwork

5.

What is a SEASCAPE?

a)

a photograph of someone's face

b)

a cape you make out of seashells

c)

an artwork showing a bird's - eye view of farmland

d)

an artwork showing a view of the ocean or other body of water

6.

What is the FOREGROUND?

a)

the part of the artwork that shows the front or closest part

b)

the ground when you draw on it with chalk

c)

the part of the artwork that shows the furthest parts in the distance

d)

the pencil shavings that get emptied out of the electric sharpener

7.

What is MOVEMENT?

a)

when music is played in the art studio

b)

the path the viewer's eye takes through a work of art

c)

the time when you know an artwork is finished

d)

when music is played at an art show

8.

What is PROPORTION?

a)

the relation of size between one shape and another

b)

the relation of colors to each other

c)

When you measure out clay on a scale

d)

when you strengthen a sculpture to help it stand

9.

What does 3D or 3-DIMENSIONAL mean?

a)

objects that have height, width, and depth

b)

a drawing made with 3 media

c)

artworks that are flat

d)

a weaving with 3 colors of yarn

10.

What is EMPHASIS?

a)

when you add text or words to your art

b)

when all the parts of an artwork look the same

c)

when one part of an artwork stands out

d)

an artist statement