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WorksheetsReview for Quizizz - Unit 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the style?
a)
Still Life
b)
Landscape
c)
Abstract
d)
Non-representational
2.
Which is an example of a TOOL in art?
a)
Crayon
b)
Acrylic Paint
c)
Charcoal
d)
Paint Brush
3.
Subjects in art relate to the following EXCEPT:
a)
It can be defined as being a person, place or thing.
b)
It's the manner that a work of art is created in.
c)
It is what a work of art is about.
d)
Portrait, Still Life, Landscape and Genre
4.
Putting things in front of other things is called?
a)
Cropping
b)
Rule of Thirds
c)
Framing
d)
Overlapping
5.
What is the subject?
a)
Abstract
b)
Landscape
c)
Genre
d)
Still Life
6.
What is the subject?
a)
Portrait
b)
Realistic
c)
Genre
d)
Abstract
7.
What processes am I?
Techniques: pinch, coil, slab.
Media: clay, glaze, underglaze.
Tools: fingers, stylus, molds, stamps.
a)
Sculpture
b)
Ceramics
c)
Painting
d)
Drawing
8.
What is the style?
a)
Portrait
b)
Abstract
c)
Still Life
d)
Realistic
9.
What processes am I?
Techniques: stencil, template.
Media: ink, cardboard, paper.
Tools: brayers, bench hooks, scissors.
a)
Sculpture
b)
Printmaking
c)
Drawing
d)
Painting
10.
The angle at which the image is viewed. It could be close-up, from above, from below, etc.
a)
Leading Lines
b)
Odd Numbers
c)
Rule of Thirds
d)
Point of View
11.
Instruments and equipment used to create and learn about art.
a)
Techniques
b)
Tools
c)
Media
d)
Processes
12.
Having objects go off the page or making smaller things larger.
a)
Overlapping
b)
Balance
c)
Cropping
d)
Leading Lines
13.
Operations involving a number of methods or techniques, such as the addition and subtraction in sculpture, the etching and intaglio in printmaking.
a)
Media
b)
Techniques
c)
Processes
d)
Tools
14.
Styles in art relate to the following EXCEPT:
a)
It can be created where it looks like it would in reality or it has been changed or altered from reality.
b)
It's the manner that a work of art is created in.
c)
It is what a work of art is about.
d)
Realistic, Abstract, Non-representational
15.
Material or materials commonly used to make artworks.
a)
Processes
b)
Media
c)
Tools
d)
Techniques
16.
What processes am I?
Techniques: additive, subtractive, assemblage.
Media: stone, clay, yarn.
Tools: hammer, chisel, scissors.
a)
Ceramics
b)
Fiber Arts/Weaving
c)
Sculpture
d)
Printmaking
17.
What is the style?
a)
Still Life
b)
No Subject
c)
Non-representational
d)
Abstract
18.
What is the subject?
a)
Landscape
b)
Abstract
c)
Genre
d)
Realistic
19.
A particular way or method of using tools or materials to achieve special effects
a)
Techniques
b)
Tools
c)
Processes
d)
Media
20.
What is the subject?
a)
Realistic
b)
Abstract
c)
Non-representational
d)
Portrait
21.
What is the style?
a)
Landscape
b)
Genre
c)
Realistic
d)
Still Life
22.
Creating a sense of space by using foreground, middle ground and background.
a)
Depth
b)
Balance
c)
Cropping
d)
Rule of Thirds
23.
What processes am I?
Techniques: weave, stitch, collage.
Media: fabric, mixed media, yarn.
Tools: scissors, needles, looms.
a)
Fiber/Weaving
b)
Sculpture
c)
Drawing
d)
Painting
24.
Ways to Abstract include the following EXCEPT:
a)
Changing color
b)
Changing size
c)
Simplifying the image
d)
Creating it realistically
25.
What is the subject?
a)
Landscape
b)
Realistic
c)
Abstract
d)
Still Life
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