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WorksheetsArt 1 Q3 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
The tool used to prepare and apply ink is called a _
Brayer
Roller
Inkplate
Baren
_ is repeating elements to create consistency and interest.
(a)
Modeling is used to make an object appear _.
(a)
Thinness or thickness of a line is called?
wavy
balance
lineweight
none of these
True or False: Masks are only for decorative purposes, they do not have deeper meaning.
(a)
Which principle of art is the visual weight of an artwork?
pattern
rhythm
movement
balance
Which principle of art refers to the elements working together to create harmony?
proportion
emphasis
unity
movement
What do you call a gradual change in value?
(a)
The term register in printmaking refers to:
the alignment of your image
a finished print
where you keep the cash
none of these
_ refers to how your eye moves through an artwork.
(a)
True or False: You should NOT use oil or wax-based media in the background of a print.
True
False
What type of space is the most important in an artwork?
positive
negative
neither positive nor negative
both positive and negative
Chine-colle' is:
paper mache' that you print on
applying colored paper to your print during the printing process
collaging a background for your print and allowing it to dry overnight before printing on it
none of these
True or false:
Ceremonial masks are often destroyed as part of the ceremony, usually by burning.
True
False
How do you define contrast?
textures in an artwork
patterns in an artwork
difference between elements in an artwork
movement in an artwork
What is relief printing?
printing that makes you feel awesome
carving a design into a block and then inking the raised surface to make the print
etching or gouging into a block and then inking the gouges to make a print
all of these
A numbered set of prints that are the same is called an _
(a)
What is value created with dots called?
hatching
cross-hatching
circulism
stippling
What are some of the materials used in traditional masks found throughout the world?
cardboard
paper mache
Wood, Clay, Ivory, Metal, Leather, Fabric and other Fibers
spoons
What do you call a print that is unique/different from all other prints that you have made?
relief
edition
uniprint
monotype
