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Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 37mins
Which painting surface should be painted on when you paint graffiti lettering?
Table
Wall
Paper
Canvas
Tracing paper
What painting surface do we paint on with acrylic pain?
Table
Paper
Tracing paper
Canvas
Wall
Why do we need to study these techniques?
so we can memorize better
Just for fun
So we can see the differences in our art supplies
What are the wet techniques?
color pencils and crayons
Watercolour and acrylic paint
Pencil and pen
Pallette and a paintbrush
Which one is one of the dry techniques?
Watercolour and acrylic paint
Pencil and crayons
blending stump and color pencils
Pallet and a paint brush
What are the 2 types of art techniques
proportion
drawing
dry techniques
wet techniques
During the ancient Filipino time, printmaking was mainly used to reproduce different religious materials.
True
False
Silkscreen printing is done when you print through layers of screen.
True
False
What kind of printing technique is being shown?
Silkscreen Printing
Relief Printing
Stencil Printing
the surface on which drawing marks are made
ground
media
medium
fixative
How can you describe this picture with only one word? (Formal Elements of Art)
Colour
Pattern
Tone
Texture
What shading technique has been used in this drawing?
Smudging
Cross-hatching
Stippling
Scribbling
What is the medium in this picture? Which equipment has been used?
Watercolour
Crayon
Pencil
Charcoal
What are the primary colours?
red, yellow, blue
red, orange, blue
purple, green, orange
yellow, orange, red
How can you make green colour, mixing only the primary colours?
green + yellow
yellow + blue
red + blue
black + yellow
What is the name of the colour's group on the colour wheel what you can have if you mix a primary and a secondary colour together?
Tertiary
Torture
Turquoise
Tortoise
How do we call when we create a smooth transition between colours or tones?
Fading
Blending
Blinking
Smoothing
In a complementary colour contrast what are the positions of the pairs in the colour wheel?
They get on well with each other
They hate each other
They are next to each other
They are opposites of each other
In colour theory how will you call a group of colours which are close to each other in the colour wheel?
Harmonious colours
Complementary colours
Monochrome colours
Warm colours
In Vincent van Gogh's paintings what technique makes his work easily recognisable?
His technique refers to the art of painting in monochrome, using black, white and grey to show light, dark and shading.
He has the technique of using a dry, stiff brush to apply thin layers of paint to canvas.
He has applied transparent layers over an opaque base layer.
His brush strokes with thick paint has created parallel sets of lines following the object's shape.
What are the 2 types of art techniques
proportion
drawing
dry techniques
wet techniques
Which one is one of the dry techniques?
Watercolour and acrylic paint
Pencil and crayons
blending stump and color pencils
Pallet and a paint brush
What are the wet techniques?
color pencils and crayons
Watercolour and acrylic paint
Pencil and pen
Pallette and a paintbrush
Why do we need to study these techniques?
so we can memorize better
Just for fun
So we can see the differences in our art supplies
What painting surface do we paint on with acrylic pain?
Table
Paper
Tracing paper
Canvas
Wall
Which painting surface should be painted on when you paint graffiti lettering?
Table
Wall
Paper
Canvas
Tracing paper
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What does squiggling look like?
What is contour and pointillism ?
Tell your favourite ART Technique from (Squiggling, Shading, Contour, Pointillism and patterning).
Shading and Patterning are the most famous ART Techniques.
False
True
Why is ART important?
Define Impasto technique
Painting with paint
Painting with a spoon
Painting with a knife
Painting with pasta noodles
Define Texture
2 Dimensional work
3 Dimensional work
Found objects
3 Dimensional "feel" or 2D "illusion" of an object
What is Relief Sculpture
Stress free sculpture
Sculpture mounted on a wall or raised up off a flat surface
Flat sculpture
3 Dimensional sculpture
What is Mixed Media Art
Art with found objects and different mediums
Different color lights
Art that is confusing
Abstract art
Torn paper can be used to create which Element of Design
Forms
Color
Line
Texture
How many Elements of Design are there
5
3
6
7
Texture can be created with
Line
Color
Objects
Material
Plaster and Clay are used to create
Sculptures
Relief sculpture
3 Dimensional Art
2 Dimension
Patterns can be created with which Elements if Design
Line
Shapes
Color
Form
A Pattern is
A repetition or sequence of one after another
Different objects
Modeled after a design
A habit
What is this?
knife
pocket knife
xacto knife
blade
You can touch or use the kiln all by yourself!
true
false
What one of these aren't a real paint?
watercolor
bubble
tempera
oil
What do you do when you're finished with a paintbrush?
Throw it in the sink
Put it in the brush cup
Rinse it and then put it bristles-down in the brush cup
Wash it out until the water runs clear, then put it bristles-up in the brush cup.
How do you use watercolors?
Pour water over the top of the trays so the paint gets all melted.
Only put a drop or two of water on top of the color, then paint with that water. Adding too much water makes a mess and wastes paint.
Dig your brush down into the colors to get more color.
Fill up the whole tray with water and paint with the messy water when all of it spills everywhere.
Why don't we break and throw our art supplies?
If we break them, they won't be here when we want to use them.
Art supplies are hecka expensive so if we waste them all, we won't have anything to work with?
Breaking and throwing things is wasteful and dumb.
All these answers are correct.
Where do you put colored pencils when you're done with them?
Back in the clear box they came from, then put that box into the bigger box.
Leave them on the table.
Throw them all into whatever box is nearest.
Throw them in the sink.
What goes in the sink?
Paint brushes, cups, paper towels
Paint brushes, cups.
Watercolors, paintbrushes, paper towels, cups
Nothing. Paintbrushes should be rinsed off and put back into the paint brush cup bristles side up. Cups should be rinsed out and stacked on the side of the sink. Paper towels should NEVER go into the sink -- only the recycle bin. Watercolors should never go in the sink -- this ruins them!
Who is responsible for cleaning up at the end of art class?
Me
The custodians.
Every student.
Nobody.
How do you use oil pastels?
You mix them with paint to make different colors.
You color with them like crayons, but they're best when you layer colors and mix them like paints.
You break them into little pieces and throw them.
All these answers are correct.
How many pieces of paper should you take from the stack?
Only one. Draw light til you get it right so you can use the same piece.
2-3 in case you mess up.
A whole stack so everyone at my table can get whatever they need.
All these answers are correct.
Which is true:
More glue equals more sticking power.
Less glue bonds better and dries faster, with less curling of the paper or glue squirting out the edges.
What happens when you misuse supplies?
You won't be allowed to use them.
You can get detention.
You will have to do an alternative assignment like write a paper.
You will get a call home.
All these answers are correct.
