WorksheetsArt Unit Test 2 of 2
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is tempera?
pigment mixed with egg yolk as a binder.
pure, undiluted pigment.
pigment made from zinc and cobalt.
What are the basic tools that sculpture’s use for centuries?
Hammer and Screwdriver
Paintbrush and Mallet
Chisel and Hammer
Wrench and Pliers
Which of the following types of ceramics is used for making bricks?
stoneware
porcelain
earthenware
Why aren't frescoes affected by moisture?
because the paint dries with the plaster on the wall, effectively making the fresco part of the wall
because the mixing agent used in fresco is glue, which repels moisture
because they are painted on wet plaster, so the paint already absorbs all the moisture it can
What is the drawing technique of using dots instead of lines called?
cross-hatching
stippling
dotting
In which printing technique is ink applied to a design cut into a metal plate, which is then pressed onto paper to transfer the image?
relief printing
lithography
intaglio printing
There are two types of intaglio printing, etching and engraving. What is the primary difference between the two?
The artist carves the design directly in engraving, while in etching it's done by using acid to cut into the plate.
You can feel the raised edges of the ink on an etching but not on engraving.
The artist carves the design directly in etching, while in engraving it's done by using acid to cut into the plate.
What is silk screen?
a textile art form commonly used for household decoration in ancient China
a printmaking technique that uses a stencil placed on a silk screen
a furniture-making technique in which carved wood is decorated with silk cloth
Of all the primary printmaking methods, which one allows the artist the greatest spontaneity and freedom?
relief printing
intaglio printing
lithography
Which of the following does not affect the quality or pattern of a cloth being woven on a loom?
how the loom is threaded
type of thread used
speed of weaving
This image shows a child's fingers dipped in paint colors and smeared on blank paper. What type of interpretation is this description?
denotative
connotative
If this were an advertisement for stopping deforestation, what kind of appeal would it be making?
Pathos
Logos
Rhetorical
Which is the definition of visual rhetoric?
a persuasive visual designed to make an argument
a visual that appears to ask a question
a visual that you can interpret
Which is a feature of a static visual?
A two-dimensional visual displays an argument or an action.
A motion-based visual displays a movement or an action that the viewer has to follow.
Pathos is used to engage viewers.
What is semiotics?
the study of signs and communication
the study of emotional appeals
the study of logical appeals
What does connotation mean?
the literal meaning of a message being communicated
the type of appeal used in a visual
the meaning interpreted by studying elements of a visual
Look at this image. Which is a connotative interpretation of this image?
Water flows down the hill, cutting through the rocks.
Trees line the flowing stream and filter the sunlight.
The scene evokes serenity and warmth.
Look at this picture. Which statement below best represents the denotation of this picture?
a frightening snake that destroys
a strong snake that evokes fear
a large and scaly snake that is tan in color
This advertisement displays a graph representing a company's profits. What kind of appeal is the advertisement making?
Pathos
Logos
Rhetorical
This image shows a hand nurturing a plant. Its purpose is to convince people to take care of Earth. What is this visual an example of?
Semiotics
Logos
Visual Rhetoric
What was a highly compressed pigment
Conte
Pizza
Chalk
School
List three drawing tools and what you see as their purpose, explain how they contribute to art.
An artist paints a woman looking at the sky and smiling to symbolize freedom. What kind of appeal has the artist used?
What is the main difference between static and dynamic visual rhetoric?
