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WorksheetsArt 1 Midterm
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 40mins
You are observing a skyscraper from a distance. The skyscraper appears as a line. How would you describe this line?
It's a horizontal line.
It's a vertical line.
Imagine you're a painter working on a mural of a bustling city. How would you use size to create the illusion of depth and distance in your mural?
You would paint buildings and people that are meant to be close-up larger, and those that are meant to be further away smaller.
You would paint buildings and people that are meant to be close-up smaller, and those that are meant to be further away larger.
You would paint all buildings and people the same size, regardless of their intended distance.
Imagine you are a painter working on a mural in a city square. You want to give a 3D effect to your 2D wall. ________________is a technique you can use to create the illusion of depth. By using this technique, objects that are in front of other objects will appear closer to the viewer.
linear perspective
atmospheric perspective
overlapping
horizon line
During an art exhibition, a critic commented 'Value is...'. What did he mean by 'Value' in this context?
The overall quality or merits of the artwork
The lightness and darkness of the colors used in the artwork
The accuracy of the artwork
The attention to proportions and angles in the artwork
Imagine a painter working on his next big artwork. He uses a tool that can depict length, height, and size. This tool can be vertical, horizontal, curved or slanting. It can also be thick, thin, long, short, dark, or light. What is this tool?
Lines
Illusion
Space
2. Picture a scenario where David Beckham is kicking a soccer ball during a match. What is the soccer ball when it is soaring through the stadium?
COLOR
LINE
VALUE
SPACE
While visiting the Louvre Museum, you come across a masterpiece where a ___ is not explicitly painted, but suggested by the arrangement of elements in the painting.
diagonal line
vertical line
implied line
horizontal line
You are an art critic at a famous museum. You are examining a newly acquired drawing. What types of lines can you identify in this drawing?
Contour lines
Zigzag lines
Outlines
Surrounding lines
When designing a wallpaper for a new restaurant, a principle that focuses on a repetition of elements is ________________.
Shape
Pattern
Value
Proportion
You are at a trivia night at your local pub. The quizmaster shows a slide of a famous painting and asks, 'Can you identify this painting?'
The Night Watch
Starry Night
I and the Village
Imagine you are an artist. You are creating a painting and you need to consider the empty or open area between, around, above, below, and within objects. What is this called in art?
form
balance
color
space
What do you call the key components that make up an artwork?
the ingredients of art
the mediums of art
the elements of art
the principles of art
A mark made on a surface is called a
line
circle
space
color
What is space?
An irregular shape
Creating a sense of depth using positive and negative areas
the lightness and darkness of a color
What element of art is demonstrated in the picture?
space
form
shape
line
What element of art is demonstrated in the picture?
line
color
texture
space
While painting a landscape, which of the following would not be considered an element of art?
Line
Movement
Color
Texture
How do the elements of art work together to help an artist create art?
How does Pieter Bruegel the Elder use placement or suggest space in the Harvesters?
People who are further away are painted as smaller figures.
Distant fields are building are painted in less detail.
The lines of fields and paths converge towards a vanishing points,
How are colors and detail changes suggest greater distance in "The Polar Sea" by Casper David Friedrich?
The colors get warmer and the details decrease.
The colors get cooler and the details decrease
The colors get cooler and the details increase.
How does Edward Munch use perspective to create depth in this lithograph version of the Scream (1895)?
He has made the figures in the distance smaller than the main figure.
He has used less details in the background.
The lines of the bridge become closer together in the distance.
How does Edgar Degas create a sense of space in "Dancers at Rehearsal".
Change colors
Changing sizes
Perspective
How can space be arranged to suggest a sense of depth and space?
How can space be arranged to suggest a sense of depth and space?
In proximity
Overlapping
In isolation
Which is the correct definition of perspective
Suggesting space by showing distant objects in less detail
Suggesting space by placing distant objects higher in the frame.
Suggesting space using lines that grow closer together as they get closer to a vanishing point.
Which of these can be used to imply space in a compostion?
Placement
Texture
Rhythm
What technique is used to create the illusion of space in the image below?
value
linear perspective
size
overlapping
atmospheric perspective
What technique is used to create the illusion of space in the image below?
value
linear perspective
size
overlapping
atmospheric perspective
What technique is used to create the illusion of space in the image below?
value
linear perspective
size
overlapping
atmospheric perspective
What is in the foreground of this image?
pebbles
ocean
sky & clouds
all of the above
What is in the middle ground of this image?
pebbles
ocean
sky & clouds
all of the above
What is in the background of the image?
pebbles
ocean
sky & clouds
all of the above
Using my imagination is...
Expressing
Dreaming
Envisioning
Thinking really hard
Which one of these descriptions match the term "OBSERVE"
Imagine what you want the final product to look like
Learning how to use art tools and materials.
Noticing things in the world around you.
Evaluating your own work.
Which Studio Habits of Mind does this statement best describe?
"Saying things without words."
Persist
Express
Reflect
Develop Craft
To find personal motivation. and to focus on your task describes which Studio Habit?
Reflect
Envision
Observe
Engage and Persist
Which statement below belongs to the Studio Habit "ENVISION" ?
Find personal motivation
Planning, practicing or talking with other artists
Challenge yourself to try new things
More that just looking
The statements below are true for the Studio Habit "STRETCH & EXPLORE" except...
More than just looking
Challenge yourself to try new things
Have fun practicing and exploring
Every mistake is the chance to learn something new
Learning to create works that convey an idea, a feeling, or a personal meaning.
Express
Engage & Persist
Composition
Scale
Reflect =
Examine your work to improve.
Keep working hard
study an artist
study a style
Monks destroy thier mandala's because they believe that nothing is ___________________.
temporary
permanent
pertinent
worthy
Which key concept is the focus of your mandala project?
communication
aesthetics
identity
interpretation
What is an optical illusion?
A really cool drawing.
A picture of something you can't explain.
Something that tricks your mind and your eyes into believing something is happening when it really is not.
It is something similar to a landscape.
