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WorksheetsThe Art Final
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 27mins
How many colors are in the color wheel?
3
6
9
12
What are examples of WARM colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue
Red, Yellow, Orange
Yellow, Orange, Blue
Orange, Purple, Blue
What are considered COOL colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue
Green, Violet, Orange
Violet, Blue, Green
Yellow, Orange, Red
What are the PRIMARY colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue
Red, Orange, Yellow
Blue, Violet, Green
Black, White, Gray
What are the SECONDARY colors?
Orange, Green, Violet
Red, Yellow, Blue
Black, White, Gray
Yellow, Blue, Green
What is an example of a TERTIARY color?
Red-Violet
Red-Green
Blue-Green
Yellow-Violet
These colors sit opposite the color wheel
Complemenatry
Analogous
Split-Comp
Monochromatic
Artwork that has one color with different shades, tints and tones
Complementary
Monochromatic
Analogous
Tetradic
Two sets of complementary colors
Tetradic
Complementary
Triadic
Analogous
A shape that has multiple dimensions (3D)
Shape
Line
Form
Pattern
What is the INTENSITY of color called?
Vibrancy
Brightness
Exposure
Contrast
Strips of paper are curled, rolled, looped, twisted and then glued to create different shapes
Paper Sculpture
Quitting the Paper
Paper Quilling
Paper Quilting
What is the Vanishing Point?
The point of disappointment
It is the point of no return
The point at which receding lines come together
A point in the drawing that the artist randomly selects
What is the Horizon Line?
The line we do not cross
The line that is "eye-level" to the viewer
It is the punch line
It is the line on the horizon
The right side of the brain is more...
Mathmatical
Creative
Analytical
Sequential
The left side of the brain is more...
Spontaneous
Emotional
Analytical
Holistic in thoughts
Which element is most present in this art piece?
Line
Value
Color
Space
The light and dark of a color in an art piece
Color
Space
Texture
Value
What element is most present in this art piece?
Line
Shape
Value
Color
What element is most present in this art piece?
Space
Texture
Color
Value
What element is most present in this art piece?
Space
Texture
Value
Color
What element is most preset in this art piece?
Texture
Space
Line
Shape
A visual description of what the artwork could feel like
Space
Line
Color
Texture
Which element is present in this art piece?
Texture
Line
Space
Shape
What is a design that repeats and can be found anywhere?
Harmony
Movement
Pattern
Balance
What element is present in this art piece?
Contrast
Oceanic
Line
Pattern
Who is the artist of this image?
Leonardo DaVinci
Albrecht Dürer
Pablo Picasso
Matthias Grunewald
The arrangement of elements within a work of art
Composition
Pattern
Harmony
Balance
What type of composition is present in this image?
Emphasis
Triangle
L-Shape
S-Shape
Subjects within the art that are unnatural or irrational.
Typically show juxtapositions and odd combinations.
Realism
Imposterism
Impressionism
Surrealism
What is Juxtaposition?
A metaphor within the art
Opposites Attract
Two contrasting subjects seen or placed close together
Personification of items within the artwork
Vasily Kandinsky
Vladamir Kush
Salvador Dali
René Magritte
When drawing a face, what is HALF WAY on the face?
Eyebrows
Eyes
Nose
Mouth
These are the 4 points to focus on when having an art critique: 1. Describe, Analyze, _________, and Reflect
Describe
Analyze
Judge
Interpret
What is an example of 3-Point perspective?
Fish Lense
Straight on
Worm's Eyeview
Bird's Eyeview
2 or more elements placed together create what?
Principle of Elements
Principle of Design
Elements of Principles
The Principle Elemental of Design
What is the missing element of art?
(a) , Shape, Form, Texture, Color, Space, and, Value
What is the missing Principle of Design?
Harmony, Balance, Scale, Movement, Contrast, Pattern, and _________
Emphasis
Value
Lighting
Rhythm
What is one type of composition?
(a)
It is ever good to explore different styles?
Yes
No
Can you redo artwork for a different result?
Yes
No
Is it okay to turn in unfinished work?
Yes
No
A verbal or written discussion used to analyze, describe, and interpret works of art
Criticize
Critique
Political
Politness
A simple statement of observation
Describe
Analyze
Interpret
Reflect / Judge
Reviewing HOW the elements and principles of art are used in the work
Describe
Analyze
Interpret
Reflect / Judge
The viewer finding what the artist is trying to communicate in the work
Describe
Analyze
Interpret
Reflect / Judge
Determining the successfulness or mediocracy of the piece.
Remember, just because you "don't like it" does not mean it is unsuccessful.
Describe
Analyze
Interpret
Reflect / Judge
Which photo is 3 point perspective?
Which photo is 2 point perspective?
Which photo is 1 point perspective?
