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WorksheetsY7 Assessment 1 - Bauhaus, ACCESS FM, Perspective Drawing, Nets
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
Who is considered the founder of the Bauhaus design style?
Frank Lloyd Wright
Le Corbusier
Mies van der Rohe
Walter Gropius
What is the main principle of the Bauhaus design style?
Simple geometric shapes like rectangles and spheres, without elaborate decorations
Designing from different cultures or traditions with lots of colour
Excessive decoration and fancy detail
Classical, old fashioned style
What does ACCESS FM stand for?
Aesthetics, Cost, Customer, Environment, Size, Safety, Function, and Materials
Angles, Cost, Comfort, Environment, Safety, Security, Fixtures, Maintenance
Aesthetics, Cost, Comfort, Environment, Safety, Security, Function, and Measurements
Aesthetics, Cost, Customer, Environment, Safety, Size, Function, Maintenance
What term in ACCESS FM considers if something is designed to produce as little waste and pollution?
Function
Environment
Size
Safety
What term in ACCESS FM is about your target audience and intended user?
Customer
Materials
Function
Environment
What term in ACCESS FM considers what a design is for, what it does or how it works?
Size
Materials
Function
Cost
What does the term 'Aesthetics' in ACCESS FM describe?
Scale and shading
Colour, form and shape
Colour, size and materials
Electronic or mechanical movement
What are the three rules of isometric drawing?
All vertical lines are drawn vertically, all horizontal lines are drawn at 30 degrees, and all lines that are not vertical or horizontal are also drawn at 30 degrees.
All vertical lines are drawn at 30 degrees to the base line, all horizontal lines are drawn vertically
All vertical lines are drawn at 45 degrees to the base line, all horizontal lines are drawn horizontally, and all lines that are not vertical or horizontal are drawn vertically.
All vertical lines are drawn vertically, all horizontal lines are drawn at 45 degrees, all lines that are not vertical or horizontal are drawn at 45 degrees.
What is isometric drawing?
A method of visually representing two-dimensional objects in one dimension.
A method of visually representing three-dimensional objects in two dimensions.
A method of visually representing one-dimensional objects in vertical dimensions.
A method of visually representing two-dimensional objects in 30 dimensions.
What style of drawing is shown here?
Observational
Isometric
One-Point Perspective
Two-Point Perspective
The blue line is known as the _______ line.
Vertical
Parallel
Skyline
Horizon
Parallel lines are equal distances apart and will never ever meet or cross.
True
False
Trees and buildings should appear _________ the closer they are to the viewer.
Smaller
Larger
What part of a shape would you see if it was placed below the horizon line?
Top
Bottom
Area nearest viewer in a perspective drawing , is called the ________________.
Background
Middle-ground
Foreground
If a building rises above the horizon line, can you see the top of it?
Yes
No
What Drawing style is shown here?
Isometric
Two point perspective
What perspective is this famous painting in?
1 Point
2 Point
What type of drawing is this?
Oblique
Isometric
One-point perspective
Two-point perspective
Is there anything that could be improved about this perspective drawing?
Trees should get larger as they move towards the vanishing point
No, it is an accurate example of one-point perspective
Trees should be drawn vertically
Why do designers draw objects in 3D?
They do not, 2D is more commonly used
You are taught to do so in school
3D shows more of the object than a 2D view does
It is traditional and is always done this way
What 3D shape does this net make?
Cube
Cuboid
Triangular Prism
Square-based Pyramid
What 3D shape does this net make?
Cube
Cuboid
Triangular Prism
Square-based Pyramid
What 3D shape does this net make?
Cone
Tetrahedron
Cylinder
Square-based Pyramid
What 3D shape does this net make?
Cone
Tetrahedron
Cylinder
Square-based Pyramid
