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Worksheets7th gr. Unit 1 Final, Elements of Art, 2025
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. is the path left by a point moving across the surface.
a)
Line
b)
Shape
c)
Form
d)
Value
2.
2. is a flat, two dimensional area with height and width.
a)
Line
b)
Shape
c)
Space
d)
Color
3.
3. are precise, mathematical shapes, such as a circle, squares and rectangles.
a)
Geometric shapes
b)
Organic shapes
c)
Geometric form
d)
Organic form
4.
5. object that has a three dimensional height, width and depth.
a)
Form
b)
Shape
c)
Space
d)
Hues
5.
6. are spheres, cubes, or pyramids.
a)
Geometric shapes
b)
Organic shapes
c)
Geometric forms
d)
Organic forms
6.
7. A free form that has irregular and uneven edges and is often found in nature.
a)
Geometric shapes
b)
Organic shapes
c)
Geometric forms
d)
Organic forms
7.
8. is an area that may be empty or full.
a)
Line
b)
Shape
c)
Space
d)
Value
8.
9. is space that is full or occupied.
a)
Positive space
b)
Negative space
c)
Foreground
d)
Background
9.
10. is the empty space around an object.
a)
Positive space
b)
Negative space
c)
Horizon line
d)
Texture
10.
11. are objects that appear nearest to the viewer in an artwork.
a)
Foreground
b)
Background
c)
Middle ground
d)
One-point perspective
11.
12. includes the objects that seem furthest away in the artwork.
a)
Foreground
b)
Middle ground
c)
Background
d)
Two-point perspective
12.
13. is where objects are placed between foreground and background.
a)
Foreground
b)
Middle ground
c)
Background
d)
Color scheme
13.
14. is where the ground and the sky meet.
a)
Value
b)
Primary colors
c)
Texture
d)
Horizon line
14.
15. is where all lines meet and converge.
a)
Vanishing point
b)
Shading
c)
Organic form
d)
Horizon line
15.
16. includes the use of a single vanishing point.
a)
Four-point perspective
b)
Three-point perspective
c)
Two-point perspective
d)
One-point perspective
16.
17. includes the use of two vanishing points.
a)
One-point perspective
b)
Two-point perspective
c)
Three-point perspective
d)
Four-point perspective
17.
18. is the lightness or darkness of a color.
a)
Value
b)
Color
c)
Shape
d)
Texture
18.
19. is a gradual change from light to dark values.
a)
Shading
b)
Color
c)
Color Scheme
d)
Vanishing point
19.
20. is the smooth, gradual change in value.
a)
Color
b)
Hues
c)
Blending
d)
Sculpture
20.
21. is the visual quality of objects created by the amount of light they reflect or absorb.
a)
Line
b)
Space
c)
Form
d)
Color
21.
22. also called colors, are classified as primary, secondary, or intermediate.
a)
Hues
b)
Color scheme
c)
Texture
d)
Positive space
22.
23. consist of yellow, blue, and red. Can not be made by mixing other colors.
a)
Primary Colors
b)
Secondary colors
c)
Color scheme
d)
Shading
23.
24. are orange, violet, and green and are made by mixing two primary colors.
a)
Primary colors
b)
Secondary colors
c)
Intermediate colors
d)
Neutral colors
24.
25. is a plan for using colors in an artwork.
a)
Primary colors
b)
Secondary colors
c)
Color scheme
d)
Monochromatic
25.
26. is how something feels to the touch or how it appears that it might feel.
a)
Value
b)
Shape
c)
Texture
d)
Blending
26.
27. is an artwork made by modeling, carving, or joining materials to make a three dimensional form.
a)
Sculpture
b)
Assemblage
c)
Hues
d)
Horizon line
27.
4. shapes are irregular and often found in nature
a)
geometric shapes
b)
geometric forms
c)
organic shapes
d)
organic forms
28.
The placement of an object in front of another
a)
background
b)
overlapping
c)
tints
d)
contrast
29.
Uses a series of dots to create value and shading.
a)
Hatching
b)
Blending
c)
Stippling
d)
Cross-hatching
30.
The likeness of a person
a)
sculpture
b)
Hue
c)
Foreground
d)
Portrait
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