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EPVA 1T 2º ESO

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 25mins

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1.

The Baroque was developed in Europe...

a)

at the end of the 17th century

b)

at the end of the 16th century and throughout the 17th century

c)

at the end of the 16th century

d)

throughout the 17th century

2.

The Baroque was characterized by...

a)

wars and social pessimism

b)

often excessive ornament, such as spiralling columns or vaults

c)

wars and social pessimism and often excessive ornament, such as spiralling columns or vaults

d)

None of them

3.

Some geniuses of universal painting belong to the Baroque. For example:

a)

Velázquez and Rembrandt

b)

Rubens and Goya

c)

Caravaggio and Miró

d)

Van Dyck and Picasso

4.

Two of Velazquez's most important works are…

a)

The Night Watch and Las Meninas

b)

Las Meninas and The Surrender of Breda

c)

Saint Jerome Writing and Las Meninas

d)

The Three Graces and The Surrender of Breda

5.

At the end of the 17th century, a style emerged in Spain, it was known as…

a)

Pop Art

b)

Romanticism

c)

Rococó

d)

Churrigueresque

6.

Was developed in Europe in the 18th century as opposition to the decorative excess of the Baroque.

a)

Romanticism

b)

Neoclassicism

c)

Churrigueresque

d)

Rococó

7.

Neoclassical architecture was characterized by…

a)

the use of statues with small dimensions.

b)

the use of columns, its small dimensions and by non proportion and symmetry in the designs.

c)

the use of columns, its large dimensions and by proportion and symmetry in the designs.

d)

the use of columns, its large dimensions and by non proportion and symmetry in the designs.

8.

There are examples of neoclassical architecture in different countries:

a)

The Paris Opera building

b)

The Brandenburg Gate (Berlin)

c)

The Capitol (Washington)

d)

All of them

9.

We can find some wonderful Neoclassical works In Spain. Some examples are…

a)

Puerta de Alcalá and Museo del Prado (Madrid)

b)

Sacred family (Barcelona)

c)

Seville Cathedral

d)

Burgos and León Cathedrals

10.

This style occurred in Europe in final years of the 18th century and the first half of the 19th century.

a)

Gothic

b)

Rococó

c)

Romanticism

d)

Neoclassicim

11.

Among the characteristics of Romanticism we must highlight....

a)

Individualism and internationalism.

b)

Valuation of the imagination in artistic expressions.

c)

nationalism.

d)

All of them are wrong

12.

This painting titled "Saint Jerome writing" belongs to...

a)

Rubens

b)

Goya

c)

Caravaggio

d)

Velázquez

13.

This painting titled "Las meninas" belongs to...

a)

Goya

b)

Rembrandt

c)

Van Dyck

d)

Velázquez

14.

This painting titled "The burial of Conde Orgaz" belongs to...

a)

Goya

b)

Rubens

c)

El Greco

d)

Velázquez

15.

¿Which is the title of this painting?

a)

Venus Devouring One of His Children

b)

Saturn Devouring One of His Children

c)

Jupiter Devouring One of His Children

d)

Dionisos Devouring One of His Children

16.

This painting titled " The third of May 1808" belongs to…

a)

Goya

b)

Velázquez

c)

Murillo

d)

Rubens

17.

The most important figure of Spanish Romanticism was

a)

Murillo

b)

Miró

c)

Velázquez

d)

Goya

18.

Contemporary Art

a)

This name usually refers to the artistic expressions developed during the 20th century

b)

This name usually refers to the artistic expressions developed during the 21th century

c)

This name usually refers to the artistic expressions developed during the 19th century and what we carry into the 20st century.

d)

This name usually refers to the artistic expressions developed during the 20th century and what we carry into the 21st century.

19.

During the Contemporary Art, important events occured, for example:

a)

The two world wars

b)

Industrial destruction

c)

A few inventions and discoveries

d)

All of them are correct

20.

The roots of Impressionism come from....

a)

Italy at the end of the 19th century

b)

France at the end of the 189th century

c)

France at the end of the 19th century

d)

Italy at the end of the 189th century

21.

This painting titled "Dance at the Moulin de la Galette" is one of the most important icons of Impressionim and was created by................

a)

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

b)

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

c)

Claude Monet

d)

Vincent Van Gogh

22.

PostImpressionism, proposed a new aesthetic, based on geometric shapes and the conjunction between light, color and form. A representative painter of this period was....

a)

Pablo Picasso

b)

Claude Monet

c)

Vincent Van Gogh

d)

All of them

23.

This painting is titled....

a)

Bedroom in Burdeos

b)

Bedroom in Arles 

c)

Sunflowers

d)

Bedroom in Paris

24.

This painting is titled:

a)

The cloudy night

b)

The brighty night

c)

The starry night

d)

The colored night

25.

In Cubism (first decade of the 20th century), figures are reduced to simple geometric shapes, such as......

a)

cubes and cones, based on a linear structure.

b)

cubes and cones, based on a circular structure.

c)

cubes, cylinders or cones, based on a circular structure.

d)

cubes, cylinders or cones, based on a linear structure.

26.

This painting is titled....

a)

Barakaldo

b)

Gernika

c)

War in Paris

d)

Destruction

27.

This painting represents a very famous artistic style:

a)

Romanticism

b)

Pop Art

c)

Cubism

d)

Abstract

28.

The name of Fauvism comes from....

a)

fauves ("wild animals", in French) due to the strength of the circles of its works.

b)

fauves ("domestic animals", in French) due to the strength of the colors of its works.

c)

fauves ("flowers", in French) due to the strength of the colors of its works.

d)

fauves ("wild animals", in French) due to the strength of the colors of its works.

29.

Expressionist paintings.....

a)

are characterized by expressiveness.

b)

are characterized by smiles.

c)

are characterized by religious images.

d)

None of them

30.

......................................is considered the first great abstract painter.

a)

The Russian Wassily Kandinsky

b)

The spanish Joan Miró

c)

The spanish Pablo Picasso

d)

None of them

31.

Founded in interwars, its paintings relate to the world of dreams, the subconscious and the subjective. In them, the supremacy of the imagination is proclaimed, without any control by reason.

a)

Fauvism

b)

Cubism

c)

Pop Art

d)

Surrealism

32.

In Surrealism, The most representative spanish authors are...

a)

Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso

b)

Salvador Dalí and Joan Miró

c)

Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso

d)

None of them

33.

The persistence of memory is a famous painting of:

a)

Joan Miró

b)

Salvador Dalí

c)

Pablo Picasso

d)

Andy Warhol

34.

Pop art represents.....

a)

Objects and scenes from everyday life are represented, sometimes captured in rational or imaginary contexts.

b)

Objects and scenes from everyday life

c)

Objects and scenes from everyday life are represented, sometimes captured in irrational or imaginary contexts.

d)

None of them

35.

Pop art criticizes.....

a)

Politics

b)

Wars

c)

Comunism

d)

The consumer society

36.

Who is the most representative author of Pop Art?

a)

Miró

b)

Dalí

c)

Warhol

d)

Picasso

37.

¿Who is the creator of this piece of art?

a)

Lichtenstein

b)

Joan Miró

c)

Juan Gris

d)

Warhol

38.

This painting titled "Skrik" belongs to the artistic period called....

a)

Fauvism

b)

Expressionism

c)

PostImpressionism

d)

Cubism

39.

This painting titled "The Three Graces" belongs to...

a)

Rembrandt

b)

Anton van Dyck

c)

Rubens

d)

None of them

40.

Which is the correct "Plan view" of this figure?

a)

b)

c)

d)

41.

Which is the correct "Front view" of this figure

a)

b)

c)

d)

42.

Which is the correct "Left side view" of this figure?

a)

b)

c)

d)

43.

Which is the correct "Front view" of this figure?

a)

b)

c)

d)