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Midterm Review

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The 7 Elements of Art are:

a)

hue, value, intensity, shape, form, line, texture

b)

color, value, intensity, shape, form, line, texture

c)

color, value, space, shape, form, line, texture

d)

contrast, value, intensity, shape, form, line, space

2.

The most basic building blocks used to create an artwork are called:

a)

Principles of Design

b)

Art Elements

c)

Modeling & Rendering

d)

Properties of Color

3.

A mark on a surface that describes a shape or outline.

a)

shapes

b)

line

c)

form

d)

value

4.
What are the 3 Primary Colors?
a)
Blue, Purple, Orange
b)
Red, Yellow, Blue
c)
Blue-Green, Green, Violet
d)
Orange, Orange, Orange
5.
How is a secondary color made?
a)
Mix 1 primary with 1 secondary.
b)
Mix 3 tertiary colors together.
c)
Mix all the colors together.
d)
Mix 2 primary colors together.
6.
What are the 3 secondary colors?
a)
Purple, Orange, Green
b)
Green, Orange, Yellow
c)
Blue, Red, Green
d)
Blue, Red, Yellow
7.
What does monochromatic mean?
a)
A color scheme based on variations of one particular color. (Ex: Red, Pink, Red-Violet).
b)
Different colors put together. (Ex: Purple, Green, Orange).
c)
All the color wheel's colors put together.
d)
A rainbow pattern.
8.

What is the definition for analogous colors?

a)
Colors that sit across from each other on the color triangle.
b)
Colors that sit side by side on the color square.
c)
Colors that sit side by side on the color wheel.
d)
Colors that sit across from each other on the color wheel.
9.
What is the definition for complimentary colors?
a)
Colors that sit across from each other on the color triangle.
b)
Colors that sit side by side on the color square.
c)
Colors that sit side by side on the color wheel.
d)
Colors that sit across from each other on the color wheel.
10.

The THREE PROPERTIES of color are:

a)

HUE

b)

OPACITY

c)

VALUE

d)

VIBRANCY

e)

INTENSITY

11.

HUE refer to color:

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

12.

INTENSITY refers to:

a)

grey and black

b)

dark and light

c)

bright and dull

d)

the cost of a color

13.

The Subject Matter is:

a)

The material(s) used to make a piece of art.

b)

The object in the piece of art (is it a horse, car, person, design, etc.)

c)

How carefully your art is made and represented.

d)

How you made your work (did you sculpt it, paint it, etc.?)

14.

The Technique is:

a)

The material(s) used to make a piece of art.

b)

The object in the piece of art (is it a horse, car, person, design, etc.)

c)

How carefully your art is made and represented.

d)

How you made your work (did you sculpt it, paint it, etc.?)

15.

The Medium/media is:

a)

The material(s) used to make a piece of art.

b)

The object in the piece of art (is it a horse, car, person, design, etc.)

c)

How carefully your art is made and represented.

d)

How you made your work (did you sculpt it, paint it, etc.?)

16.

Craftsmanship refers to:

a)

The material(s) used to make a piece of art.

b)

The object in the piece of art (is it a horse, car, person, design, etc.)

c)

How carefully your art is made and represented.

d)

How you made your work (did you sculpt it, paint it, etc.?)

17.

Value is an Element of Art.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

18.

Value refers to:

a)

bright to dull

b)

dark to bright

c)

dull to intense

d)

light to dark

19.

Chiaroscuro refers to creating value with:

a)

dramatic lights and darks

b)

with an ebony pencil

c)

with repeated lines

20.

The first step of modeling and rendering is:

a)

outline very darkly

b)

look at a shape and draw it quickly

c)

accurate line drawing

d)

clean up

21.

The second step of modeling and rendering is:

a)

Optical illusion with negative space

b)

accurate lines

c)

darken the object with the darkest value

d)

layer values light to dark

22.

The third step of modeling and rendering is:

a)

blend the values

b)

erase extra pencil lines

c)

smudge with your finger

d)

add darker values

23.

The fourth step of modeling and rendering is:

a)

laying in values

b)

clean up

c)

draw the cast shadow

d)

create a value scale to reference for later

24.

The direction/location of the light falling on the objects in an artwork refers to the:

a)

highlight

b)

core shadow

c)

light source

d)

cast shadow

25.

The lightest spot on an object caused by the direct light of the light source refers to the:

a)

cast shadow

b)

value scales

c)

core shadow

d)

highlight

26.

A shadow created by the fact that an object blocks the light refers to the:

a)

cast shadow

b)

high light

c)

gradation

d)

core shadow

27.

The blending or gradual change of values from light to dark or dark to light refers to:

a)

gradation

b)

Chiaroscuro

c)

linear value

28.

When light bounces off a surface onto an object creating a lighter area opposite of the highlight refers to the:

a)

cast shadow

b)

core shadow

c)

gradiant light

d)

reflected light

29.

This artwork was done by:

a)

Jos van Riswick

b)

Wayne Thiebaud

c)

Janet Fish

d)

M.C.Escher

30.

If an artist paints a zebra with watercolor on paper, the zebra is the __________________.

a)

technique

b)

subject matter

c)

medium

d)

art style

31.

What is the art style of this painting?

a)

Non Objective

b)

Realistic Representational

c)

Trompe Lóeil

d)

Abstract

32.

What is the art style of this painting?

a)

Non Objective

b)

Realistic Representational

c)

Trompe Lóeil

d)

Abstract

33.

What is the art style of this sculpture?

a)

Non Objective

b)

Realistic Representational

c)

Trompe Lóeil

d)

Abstract

34.

A 2 dimensional line with no form or thickness.

a)

shapes

b)

line

c)

form

d)

value

35.

A 3 dimensional object having volume and thickness

a)

shapes

b)

line

c)

form

d)

value

36.

This element is made of 3 principles: hue, intensity and value.

a)

color

b)

texture

c)

space

d)

value

37.

The area around, within, or between images or elements is the element:

a)

color

b)

texture

c)

space

d)

value

38.

The surface quality of an object that we sense through touch refers to:

a)

color

b)

texture

c)

space

d)

value

39.

Dark to light is what makes up:

a)

color

b)

texture

c)

space

d)

value

40.

Wire Elephant was created by:

a)

Alexander Calder

b)

Henri Matisse

c)

Anish Kapoor

d)

M.C. Escher

41.

Beasts of the Sea was created by:

a)

Alexander Calder

b)

Henri Matisse

c)

Anish Kapoor

d)

M.C. Escher

42.

Cloud Gate was created by:

a)

Alexander Calder

b)

Henri Matisse

c)

Anish Kapoor

d)

M.C. Escher

43.

The Scream was created by:

a)

Patrick Dougherty

b)

Meret Oppenheim

c)

Edvard Munch

d)

M.C. Escher

44.

Fur Lined Cup was created by:

a)

Patrick Dougherty

b)

Meret Oppenheim

c)

Edvard Munch

d)

M.C. Escher

45.

Call of the Wild was created by:

a)

Patrick Dougherty

b)

Meret Oppenheim

c)

Edvard Munch

d)

M.C. Escher

46.

Drawing Hands was created by:

a)

Alexander Calder

b)

Henri Matisse

c)

Anish Kapoor

d)

M.C. Escher

47.

Name this graffiti artist:

a)

David Choe

b)

Banksy

c)

Blek Le Rat

d)

MADC

48.

Name this graffiti artist:

a)

Keith Haring

b)

Jean-Michel Basquiat

c)

Blek Le Rat

d)

MADC