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WorksheetsDec. 2023 Semester Exam Review
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following colors is a PRIMARY color?
a)
Red
b)
Purple
c)
Yellow-Green
d)
White
2.
Which of the following colors is a SECONDARY color?
a)
Red
b)
Purple
c)
Yellow-Green
d)
Yellow
3.
Which of the following colors is a TERTIARY color?
a)
Red-Orange
b)
Green
c)
Blue
d)
Black
4.
Which color is a WARM color?
a)
White
b)
Red
c)
Green
d)
Purple
5.
What is a GEOMETRIC SHAPE?
a)
A shape that doesn't follow any specific rules.
b)
A 3-dimensional shape.
c)
A shape with a specific name that follows a specific set of rules.
d)
A type of form.
6.
What is an ORGANIC SHAPE?
a)
A shape that doesn't follow any specific rules.
b)
A 3-dimensional shape.
c)
A shape with a specific name that follows a specific set of rules.
d)
A type of form.
7.
What is TEXTURE?
a)
The lightness or darkness of a color.
b)
The area inside of a shape.
c)
Light reflecting off of an object.
d)
The way something feels or appears to feel.
8.
Which of the following are ways to show SPACE in an artwork?
a)
Adding textures.
b)
Adding shading to make an image appear 3D.
c)
Using high-contrast values.
d)
Adding a horizon line, overlapping objects, drawing big, using a foreground/middleground/background.
9.
In a drawing, the objects that you draw make up the:
a)
Positive Space
b)
Negative Space
10.
The difference between a SHAPE and a FORM is:
a)
A SHAPE is 3D and a FORM is 2D.
b)
FORMS have texture while SHAPES do not.
c)
A SHAPE is 2D and a FORM is 3D
d)
SHAPES are always geometric while FORMS are always organic.
11.
What is VALUE?
a)
The lightness or darkness of a color or shade.
b)
The way something feels or appears to feel.
c)
Light reflecting off of an object.
d)
The area around a drawing.
12.
What is COLOR?
a)
The lightness or darkness of a color or shade.
b)
The way something feels or appears to feel.
c)
Light reflecting off of an object.
d)
The area around a drawing.
13.
A drawing or painting that appears to go back in space is drawn in ___________________________.
a)
perspective
b)
full color
c)
contour lines
d)
double time
14.
A drawing with 2 vanishing points is drawn in:
a)
2-Point Perspective
b)
Technicolor
c)
Geometric Shapes
d)
Pencil
15.
The place where the earth meets the sky is called the:
a)
Vanishing Point
b)
Event Horizon
c)
Horizon Line
d)
Focal Point
16.
The area at which something that has been growing smaller or increasingly faint disappears is the:
a)
Vanishing Point
b)
Event Horizon
c)
Horizon Line
d)
Focal Point
17.
____________ is all of the Elements and Principles of Art working together harmoniously in an artwork.
a)
Variety
b)
Proportion
c)
Balance
d)
Unity
18.
A great way to add Unity to an art piece is through the repetition of:
a)
Shape
b)
Color
c)
Texture
d)
All of the Above
19.
Unlike Unity, _______________ adds interest and excitement to an artwork.
a)
Balance
b)
Variety
c)
Proportion
d)
Movement
20.
The size of one object when compared to another is called:
a)
Balance
b)
Variety
c)
Proportion
d)
Unity
21.
The distribution of visual weight in an artwork is called:
a)
Balance
b)
Variety
c)
Proportion
d)
Unity
22.
In an artwork with asymmetrical balance, the two halves of the artwork will have different ______________________.
a)
visual weights
b)
patterns
c)
textures
d)
varieties
23.
An up close drawing of a person or animal's face is called ____________________________.
a)
a Landscape
b)
a Portrait
c)
a Still Life
d)
a Collage
24.
The dark shape and outline of someone or something against a lighter background is called:
a)
An Organic Shape
b)
A Silhouette
c)
A Contour Line Drawing
d)
A Farfel Kugel
25.
A painting that uses only one color + white and black is:
a)
Ambidextrous
b)
Boring
c)
Monochromatic
d)
A Silhouette
26.
The artist known for their illustrated journals and for painting the Mona Lisa is:
a)
Leonardo da Vinci
b)
Frida Kahlo
c)
Leonora Carrington
d)
Banksy
e)
Hokusai
27.
The artist known for their surreal landscapes filled with unusual creatures is:
a)
Leonora Carrington
b)
Frida Kahlo
c)
Leonardo da Vinci
d)
Banksy
e)
Hokusai
28.
The artist known for painting self-portraits is:
a)
Frida Kahlo
b)
Leonardo da Vinci
c)
Leonora Carrington
d)
Banksy
e)
Hokusai
29.
The artist known for creating narrative collage quilts is:
a)
Faith Ringgold
b)
Frida Kahlo
c)
Leonardo da Vinci
d)
Leonora Carrington
e)
Banksy
30.
The artist known for creating detailed prints, like The Great Wave, is:
a)
Hokusai
b)
Frida Kahlo
c)
Leonardo da Vinci
d)
Leonora Carrington
e)
Banksy
31.
The artist known for creating stencil graffiti art is:
a)
Banksy
b)
Frida Kahlo
c)
Leonardo da Vinci
d)
Leonora Carrington
e)
Hokusai
32.
A style of art that combines ideas, objects, and images in a strange, dreamlike way is:
a)
Realism
b)
Portraiture
c)
Cubism
d)
Surrealism
33.
A story, or, a description of connected events, is:
a)
A Poem
b)
A Journal
c)
A Portrait
d)
A Narrative
34.
A drawing filled with a complex variety of different types of lines and patterns is called:
a)
A Narrative
b)
A Zentangle
c)
A Unicorn
d)
A Landscape
35.
Typically, where, on a face, are a person's eyes located?
a)
Halfway between the top of their head and the bottom of their chin.
b)
Halfway between their nose and their mouth.
c)
One third of the way down from the top of their head.
d)
In their armpit.
36.
The tool used to roll ink onto a printing block is called:
a)
A Barren
b)
A Linoleum Block
c)
A Printing Press
d)
A Brayer
37.
The process of transferring images from a template onto another surface, usually paper or fabric, like a stamp, is called:
a)
Photocopying
b)
Tracing
c)
Printmaking
d)
Ironing
38.
An oil pastel is:
a)
A wood casing filled with wax or an oil-based substance mixed with pigment.
b)
A paint made of pigment in a binder of plastic acrylic resin and water.
c)
A paint medium made of pigment mixed with a starchy, water-soluble binder.
d)
Pigment mixed with a binder made of non-drying oil and wax.
e)
A colored pigment in a water-soluble binder that dissolves when you add water.
39.
Watercolor paint is:
a)
A wood casing filled with wax or an oil-based substance mixed with pigment.
b)
A paint made of pigment in a binder of plastic acrylic resin and water.
c)
A paint medium made of pigment mixed with a starchy, water-soluble binder.
d)
Pigment mixed with a binder made of non-drying oil and wax.
e)
A colored pigment in a water-soluble binder that dissolves when you add water.
40.
Acrylic paint is:
a)
A wood casing filled with wax or an oil-based substance mixed with pigment.
b)
A paint made of pigment in a binder of plastic acrylic resin and water.
c)
A paint medium made of pigment mixed with a starchy, water-soluble binder.
d)
Pigment mixed with a binder made of non-drying oil and wax.
e)
A colored pigment in a water-soluble binder that dissolves when you add water.
41.
Tempera paint is:
a)
A wood casing filled with wax or an oil-based substance mixed with pigment.
b)
A paint made of pigment in a binder of plastic acrylic resin and water.
c)
A paint medium made of pigment mixed with a starchy, water-soluble binder.
d)
Pigment mixed with a binder made of non-drying oil and wax.
e)
A colored pigment in a water-soluble binder that dissolves when you add water.
42.
What is a collage?
a)
A drawing in 1-point perspective.
b)
Pigment mixed with a binder made of non-drying oil and wax.
c)
An up-close drawing of a person's face.
d)
Art made by sticking different materials together to create a unified artwork.
43.
What is Symbolism?
a)
Drawing objects so that they appear to be 3-Dimensional.
b)
The use of objects, shapes, and colors to stand in for ideas and information.
c)
The point at which objects seem to disappear.
d)
Three colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.
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