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WorksheetsGEC106 - Midterm Exam
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 31mins
Fundamental pieces that make up an artwork
(a)
Building blocks of an artwork
(a)
Tools artists use when creating an artwork
(a)
Are the ways an artist can organize the elements of art to create a wide range of effects
(a)
Art fundamentals are not closely related and many of them cannot overlap, but when combined, they produce a complete artistic vision.
True
False
Which of the following are elements of art?
rhythm
texture
line
variety
The following are principles of design EXCEPT:
space
balance
unity
emphasis
The characteristic of an object's pigment that the eye can see and that is caused by the way it reflects or emits light
shape
rhythm
color
value
All fundamentals of art are interconnected. They result in a comprehensive aesthetic vision when integrated.
True
False
(a) is the name of a color.
(a) is often measured by boldness or dullness.
The amount of lightness or darkness in a color that changes when black or white are introduced.
(a)
(a) are the base hues for all other colors
White is a primary color.
True
False
Colors that look good together when paired. In artwork, they produce a pleasing contrast.
(a)
Two colors that are touching on the color wheel.
(a)
Which type of colors create harmony and unity in art because they are made of the same hues?
(a)
Which of the following are examples of Complementary Colors?
yellow and purple
red and orange
yellow and green
blue and orange
Which of the following are examples of Analogous Colors?
orange and red
green and blue
green and red
blue and orange
Which type of colors are used in this painting?
(a)
The width and texture of lines can vary, and they can be continuous or broken.
True
False
A line's direction cannot significantly change an artwork.
True
False
(a) lines add stability and strength to an artwork
Which type of line creates movement and energy?
Contour Lines
Diagonal Lines
Implied Lines
Gesture Lines
Which of the following shows the use of Expressive Lines?
Which type of lines are used in this painting?
(a)
Which of the following shows the use of Contour Lines?
Precise areas that can be made using a ruler or compass
Line
Geometric Shapes
Free-form Shapes
Circle
Which type of shape give works of art a natural feeling?
Line
Geometric Shapes
Free-form Shapes
Circle
What is another term for Free-form shapes?
(a)
Form is always three dimensional, like shape.
True
False
The artist mixes in (a) to give a color a tint.
The artist adds black to make a (a) .
(a) refers to the lightness and darkness of colors, and it is frequently explained in terms of varying contrast levels.
This refers to how things feel or appear to feel.
(a)
(a) is the actual feeling of a surface that can be touched.
Visualize a forest in a painting. Despite the smoothness of the painting, the texture of the trees and leaves can be noticed. This is an example of (a) .
The aspect of art that deals with how a piece of work conveys depth is (a) .
An artwork's use of space can create the impression that certain elements are nearby, distant, or even overlapping.
True
False
In this artwork (a) was used to show the depth of space.
(a) refers to the fact that items far away frequently appear blurrier or less distinct than objects close by because the effects of atmosphere gradually erode the contrast between light and dark
To simulate atmospheric perspective and give their works of art a realistic appearance, artists use value and shading.
True
False
The portions of an artwork that are not covered by content are called (a)
(a) refers to the parts of an artwork that are covered by content.
Light and dark colors, smooth and rough textures, large and small shapes are examples of (a)
Contrast can be utilized in artwork to add variation, aesthetic appeal, and drama.
True
False
(a) refers to the arrangement of opposite elements and effects
___________is a principle of design that suggests movement or action
Contrast
Value
Rhythm
Unity
Repetition of lines, forms, colors, and other elements is frequently used to create rhythm.
True
False
The size relationship between the various components of an artwork is known as _________.
Balance
Proportion
Rhythm
Contrast
_______ refers to the distribution of weight in a composition.
Balance
Proportion
Rhythm
Contrast
The______ of an artwork influences the composition's equality and tension and can give the piece a tranquil or chaotic vibe.
Proportion
Rhythm
Balance
Contrast
When one side of an artwork mirrors the other, it has __________.
radial balance
absolute symmetry
bilateral symmetry
assymetrical balance
The circular focal point appears to extend outward from the forms and objects in an artwork which has this type of balance.
Assymetrical Balance
Bilateral Symmetry
Symmetrical Balance
Radial Balance
A piece of art that has ________ appears even and stable.
Assymetrical Balance
Bilateral Symmetry
Symmetrical Balance
Radial Balance
Artworks with _____________ have a more dynamic appearance and frequently highlight key elements in the composition.
Assymetrical Balance
Bilateral Symmetry
Symmetrical Balance
Radial Balance
The component of an artwork that commands focus or piques interest is referred to as its (a) . Frequently, viewers focus their attention there initially.
________ refers to the elements of a composition that differ from one another.
Variety
Movement
Unity
Balance
Variety offers the viewer points of interest when it is paired with __________.
Variety
Movement
Unity
Balance
The path a viewer's eyes take when looking at an artwork might reveal the visual flow of that piece.
Variety
Movement
Unity
Balance
