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Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

how would you TINT a color?

a)

hue + white

b)

hue + gray

c)

hue + black

d)

hue + color

2.

how would you TONE a color?

a)

hue + white

b)

hue + gray

c)

hue + black

d)

hue + color

3.

how would you SHADE a color?

a)

hue + white

b)

hue + gray

c)

hue + black

d)

hue + color

4.

which of the following is a primary color?

a)

red

b)

red-violet

c)

red-yellow

d)

violet

5.

which of the following is a secondary color?

a)

red

b)

red-violet

c)

red-yellow

d)

violet

6.

which of the following is a tertiary color?

a)

red

b)

red-violet

c)

red-yellow

d)

violet

7.

vertical lines represent

a)

strength & stability

b)

peace & calm

c)

stress & tension

d)

movement & energy

8.

horizontal lines represent

a)

strength & stability

b)

peace & calm

c)

stress & tension

d)

movement & energy

9.

diagonal lines represent

a)

strength & stability

b)

peace & calm

c)

stress & tension

d)

movement & energy

10.

curved lines represent

a)

strength & stability

b)

peace & calm

c)

stress & tension

d)

movement & energy

11.

what are the two different types of shapes?

a)

straight & curved

b)

2D & 3D

c)

squares and circles

d)

geometric & organic

12.

which of the following is an example of rhythm?

a)

b)

c)

13.

which of the following are warm colors?

a)

yellow-orange

b)

blue-green

c)

red-orange

d)

blue-violet

e)

violet

14.

which of the following are cool colors?

a)

yellow-orange

b)

blue-green

c)

red-orange

d)

blue-violet

e)

violet

15.

which of the following are complementary colors?

a)

violet & green

b)

blue & orange

c)

yellow & blue

d)

green & red

16.

which of the following are analogous colors?

a)

red-violet, red-orange, & orange

b)

red, blue, and yellow

c)

green, violet, and orange

d)

yellow-green, blue-green, green

17.

imaginary line of movement in an artwork used to guide the viewer's eye

a)

contour line

b)

cross contour line

c)

axis line

d)

emphasizing line

18.

the type of balance where the two halves are identical

a)

symmetrical

b)

assymetrical

c)

radial

d)

crystolographic

19.

the type of balance where the two halves are not identical

a)

symmetrical

b)

assymetrical

c)

radial

d)

crystolographic

20.

the type of balance that starts from a center point and works outward

a)

symmetrical

b)

assymetrical

c)

radial

d)

crystolographic

21.

what is the difference between shape & form?

a)

shape is how something looks and form is how it is

b)

shape is lines and form is circles

c)

shape is 2D and form is 3D

d)

they're the same

22.

what is the difference between movement and rhythm?

a)

rhythm has sound and movement doesn't

b)

rhythm has a pattern and movement doesn't

c)

they're the same

d)

rhythm is symmetrical and movement isn't

23.

actual texture is

a)

a photograph of texture

b)

a drawing of texture

c)

how something looks

d)

how something feels

24.

which of the following creates the illusion of closeness to the viewer of the artwork?

a)

the subject is blurry

b)

the subject is at the top of the page

c)

the subject is large

d)

the subject has no detail

25.

which of the following is an example of emphasis?

a)
b)
c)
26.

which of the following is an example of unity?

a)
b)
27.

which of the following is an example of variety?

a)
b)