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Semester 2 Qt 3 & 4 Quiz

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a site-specific sculpture?

a)

A sculpture

b)

Created for only one site

c)

Sculpture in the round

d)

Relief sculpture

2.

What is a kinetic mobile sculpture?

a)

environmental artwork

b)

earthworks

c)

sculpture in the round

d)

a sculpture that moves

3.

Identify the environmental sculptures

a)

b)

c)

d)

4.

Select the kinetic sculptures

a)

b)

c)

d)

5.

Select the earthworks sculpture.

a)

b)

c)

d)

6.

Select the site-specific sculptures.

a)

b)

c)

d)

7.

This sculpture is called "Surrounded Island"; it covers 11 islands. What type of sculpture is it? Select all that apply.

a)

Site Specific

b)

landscape

c)

environmental sculpture

d)

Earthworks

8.

The perspective used to view this artwork is called a ________

a)

vanishing point

b)

bird's eye view - one - point perspective

c)

worm's eye view

d)

two-point perspective

9.

This artwork in Dallas is considered to be "sculpture in the round", and ______ and ______.

a)

Kinetic - mobile

b)

public - art

c)

site-specific

d)

environmental

10.

The elements of art used in this sculpture are _____

a)

line, shape, texture, and color

b)

repetition, balance, movement and variety

c)

organic and geometric

d)

organic shapes

11.

The principles of design used in this sculpture are _____

a)

line, shape, texture, and color

b)

repetition, balance, movement, and variety

c)

organic and geometric

d)

organic shapes

12.

What part of this kinetic sculpture shows repetition?

a)

The lines that connect all the shapes

b)

The red fish shape at the top

c)

Organic and geometric shapes

d)

The black organic shapes

13.

What distinguishes a kinetic sculpture from other types of sculptures?

a)

It is made exclusively from metal

b)

It is stationary and does not move

c)

It incorporates movement as part of its design

d)

It can only be displayed indoors

14.

This type of art is called _________ because it focuses on the idea instead of the art.

a)

Environmental

b)

Realistic

c)

Conceptual

d)

Actual art

15.

Which of the following best describes the purpose of a relief sculpture?

a)

To be viewed from all sides

b)

To create a detailed narrative on a flat surface

c)

To be interacted with by the audience

d)

To blend seamlessly with its environment

16.

This sculpture would be considered high relief because _______

a)

is where in general more than half the mass of the sculpted figure projects from the background

b)

the design projects only slightly from the ground and there is little or no undercutting of outlines.

c)

The design is sunken into the background.

d)

The design is carved into the background and the background is cut away.

17.

Conceptual art focuses primarily on which aspect of the artwork?

a)

The use of color

b)

The technique used

c)

The idea or concept behind the work

d)

The materials used

18.

The best way to describe this environmental earthwork sculpture is ______ because it only last a short time.

a)

eternal

b)

amazing

c)

ephemeral

d)

environmental

19.

Which of the following is a common feature of site-specific installation sculptures?

a)

They are designed to be moved frequently

b)

They are created without considering the environment

c)

They are designed to interact with their specific location

d)

They are typically smaller than other types of sculptures

20.

What is the primary focus of critiquing art?

a)

Developing visual concepts by hand or with software to communicate ideas

b)

Writing code for websites and mobile applications

c)

it fosters constructive feedback, encourages critical thinking, and helps artists understand how their work is perceived, leading to refinement of technique and style, and a deeper appreciation of art in general. 

d)

Recording and editing videos and soundtracks

21.

The job of an art teacher falls under which of these career pathways?

a)

Audio and Video Technology and Film

b)

Performing Arts

c)

Telecommunications

d)

Visual Arts

22.

Creates designs for buildings, draws plans, and supervises the construction process.

a)

Landscape architect

b)

architect

c)

Exhibit and display designers

d)

Interior designers

e)

Graphic designers

23.

Designs spaces for public and private recreational areas, housing developments, and businesses.

a)

Landscape architect

b)

architect

c)

Exhibit and display designers

d)

Interior designers

e)

Graphic designers

24.

Someone who manages or supervises the workings of a museum or collection. Artifacts and exhibits are obtained by this individual.

a)

docent

b)

museum curator

c)

gallery owner

d)

art museum conservator

25.

Assemblage is what type of process?

a)

Additive

b)

Subtractive

c)

Manipulative

d)

What is Assemblage?

26.

What method was used to create this sculpture in bronze?

a)

modeling

b)

Additive

c)

Lost wax Casting

d)

assemblage

27.

A hole in a sculpture creates a _______________

a)

Gap

b)

Negative Space

c)

Void

d)

Subtractive

28.

A sculpture where the forms come out from a flat background.

a)

Free Standing

b)

Subtractive

c)

Relief

d)

Additive

29.

What is Plaster of Paris primarily made from?

a)

Limestone

b)

Gypsum

c)

Clay

d)

Cement

30.

In sculptural art, what does the principle of balance refer to?

a)

The distribution of visual weight

b)

The harmony of colors

c)

The symmetry of shapes

d)

The contrast between textures

31.

This type of sculpture is considered to be an ____________ because it has many pieces put together of found objects.

a)

sculpture

b)

Relief

c)

assemblage

d)

High relief

32.

Which principle of art is involved in arranging elements to create a sense of motion or direction in a sculpture?

a)

Balance

b)

Movement

c)

Harmony

d)

Proportion

33.

In the context of sculpture, what does the term "lost-wax casting" refer to?

a)

A method where the original wax model is lost and cannot be reused

b)

A process where a wax model is used to create a mold, then melted away to leave a cavity for metal casting

c)

modeling in wax

d)

Building a wax sculpture

34.

What is an Exhibit

a)

With a variety of media, communicates ideas that are used in advertising and promotions.

b)

A collection of art objects on display for the public to see.

c)

Art teachers instruct students how to produce, appreciate, and understand the fine arts.

d)

Hobbies or activities that are done for enjoyment and not related to a career.

35.

What are Avocational Opportunities (Qt. 4 information)

a)

Museum Curators, Art Educators and Independent Visual Artists

b)

A collection of art objects on display for the public to see.

c)

Hobbies or activities that are done for enjoyment and not related to a career.

d)

Someone who works in a gallery or museum that manages art and art collections.

36.

What type of sculpture do you think this is?

a)
  1. Sculpture in the Round

b)
  1. Relief Sculpture

c)
  1. Fiber Art

d)
  1. Installation Art

37.

What is the process of removing material to create a sculpture called?

a)

Modeling

b)

Carving

c)

Assembling

d)

Welding

38.

3D artists have to think differently about how the elements of art and the principles of design apply to their work.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

Collaboration means:

a)

Working on a project

b)

The action of working with someone to produce or create something.

c)

following directions

d)

Finding diffinections

40.

Why do you think Louise Nevelson chose to only use a monochromatic color scheme? Select all that apply.

a)

Nevelson used a single colour to paint her sculptures in order to unify the work

b)

She built her sculptures out of bits of furniture and interior-architectural fittings and mouldings

c)

A coat of one colour pulled all those disparate, differently-coloured elements together, achieving one aspect of the conceptual art piece.

d)

She wanted to emphasize and give power to the forms

41.

Choose the installation artworks.

a)

b)

c)

d)

42.

Art criticism involves four basic steps. Which step is NOT involved?

a)

Look at the obvious parts to describe.

b)

Analyze the art, examine carefully.

c)

Decide on an interpretation. What does it mean?

d)

Recreate the art, to make it better.

e)

Make a judgment and give an opinion.

43.

When critiquing artwork, which step would you discuss what you think the artist wants us to know?

a)

interpreting

b)

describing

c)

analyzing

d)

describing

44.

Talking about what you see in an artwork is _____.

a)

interpreting

b)

describing

c)

analyzing

d)

seeing

45.

When critiquing artwork, which step would you discuss the principles of art?

a)

interpreting

b)

describing

c)

analyzing

d)

describing

46.

In which step of the Art Critique process do you try to discover the artist's thoughts, feelings, and inspiration behind the artwork?

a)

Step 1 - Describe

b)

Step 2 - Analyze

c)

Step 3 - Interpret

d)

Step 4 - Evaluate

47.

If you were in Step 1 of critiquing this work of art by Georgia O'Keeffe, you would Describe the elements of art you see and the subject. Which of the following is an accurate description of this painting?

a)

Cool colors, curving lines, subject is a flower

b)

Warm colors, geometric shapes, subject is a flower

c)

Cool colors, straight lines, subject is a leaf

48.

What do you do when you "Judge or Evaluate" in critique?

a)

You discuss what the message of the artwork is. What is the artist trying to say? How does the artwork make you feel?

b)

You discuss how the artist used the elements of art in the artwork.

c)

List what you see in the artwork.

d)

You come to conclusions about the artwork. Did the artist do a good job? What would you add or change? Do you like the work of art? Why or why not?

49.

Installation art is used to ____.

a)

leave spaces as they are

b)

transform spaces

50.

Which 2 of these are art installations?

a)
b)
c)
d)
51.

What is the main purpose of installation art?

a)

to make people see the world differently

b)

to confuse the viewer

c)

to encourage people to visit art galleries more often

d)

to encourage artists to be more creative

52.

Artist John Anthony Baldessari created this artwork by burning a collection of his artworks in a crematory, giving it a birthdate and death date, then he created cookies from the ashes.

a)

This type of art is called assemblage

b)

This type of art is called sculpture in the round

c)

This type of art is called conceptual art.

d)

This type of art is called earthworks.

53.

Joseph Kosuth created 3 ideas of a chair. 1. a picture. 2. actual chair, and 3 a dictionary definition of a chair.

a)

This type of art is called site-specific

b)

This type of art is called conceptual art

c)

This type of art is called a landscape

d)

This type of art is called sculpture in the round

54.

Painter, sculptor, and muralist are examples of jobs within which art career path?

¿Pintor, escultor y muralista son ejemplos de trabajos dentro de qué carrera artística?

a)
Fine Arts
b)

Photography & Film

c)

Graphic Design

d)

Museum & Gallery

55.

In the context of sculpture, what does the term "lost-wax casting" refer to?

a)

A method where the original wax model is lost and cannot be reused

b)

A process where a wax model is used to create a mold, then melted away to leave a cavity for metal casting

56.

Which technique involves pouring liquid material into a mold to create a sculpture?

a)

Carving

b)

Modeling

c)

Casting

d)

Assembling

57.

Which technique involves creating a sculpture by adding material, such as clay or wax?

a)

Carving

b)

Modeling

c)

Casting

d)

Assembling

58.

Why is art important?

a)

It helps us to express our feelings

b)

It is not important

c)

Only adults need art

d)

It can only be done in school