WorksheetsArt Terminology Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
Choose the definition that matches the term "Primary Colors".
Red, Blue, Yellow
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
Objects in the front of the artwork
Choose the definition that matches the term "Value".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
Objects in the front of the artwork
Showing lightness to darkness (gradation)
Choose the definition that matches the term "Repetition".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
Objects in the front of the artwork
The repeating of a shape, color, line, etc.
Choose the definition that matches the term "Contrast".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
Opposites (such as large vs small, dark vs light)
Objects in the back of the artwork
Choose the definition that matches the term "Elements of Art".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
Objects in the front of the artwork
An example would be circle, triangle, circle, triangle...
Choose the definition that matches the term "Texture".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
Objects in the front of the artwork
Using lines, shapes, etc to lead the viewer through the artwork
Choose the definition that matches the term "Pattern".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
An example would be circle, triangle, circle, triangle...
The repeating of a shape, color, line, etc.
Choose the definition that matches the term "Foreground".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
Objects in the front of the artwork
Using lines, shapes, etc to lead the viewer through the artwork
Objects in the back of the artwork
Choose the definition that matches the term "Background".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
Objects in the front of the artwork
Using lines, shapes, etc to lead the viewer through the artwork
Objects in the back of the artwork
Choose the definition that matches the term "Secondary Colors".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
Green, Purple, Orange
Objects in the back of the artwork
Choose the definition that matches the term "Movement".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
Using lines, shapes, etc to lead the viewer through the artwork
Showing lightness to darkness (gradation)
Choose the definition that matches the term "Still Life".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
The building blocks of all artwork
Objects in the front of the artwork
Objects in the back of the artwork
Which are complementary colors?
colors that are across from each other
colors that are mixed together
colors that are right beside each other
Red, Orange, Yellow
What is positive space in art?
Space that is the main focal point of the work
Space that is in the background
Space that shows only the negative space
Space that only the viewer can see
Which is an example of a monochromatic color scheme?
Which colors are neutral colors?
Cool colors include green, blue, and purple.
True
False
Form is a 3D shape (showing width, height, and depth).
True
False
The focal point is the smallest thing in the artwork and NOT the main thing.
True
False
An observational drawing is when you look at an object and draw it.
True
False
Sketchbooks are used ONLY for drawing.
True
False
Art criticism is when you look at a piece of art and make a judgment about it.
True
False
Proportions show how the color wheel works.
True
False
Who is this Artist?
Leonardo da Vinci
Pablo Picasso
Vincent van Gogh,
Jean Michael Basquiat
Describe what the difference is between 2D and 3D art.
2D art exists primarily on a flat, two-dimensional plane, while 3D art occupies 3D space with a measurable height, width, and depth.
What art career is this?
Printmaking
What are the four main art forms?
Poetry, drama, cinema, television
Visual arts, dance, performing arts(theatre), and music
Describe the difference between Abstract, Non-representational, and Realistic styles of artwork.
This is a an example of a (a)
This is an example of____________
2-dimensional Form
One Point Perspective
3-Dimensional Form
Two Point Perspective
What is the name of this artist?
Frida Kahlo
Kara Walker
Faith Ringgold
Yayoi Kusama
What is a landscape?
What is a gesture drawing?
is a detailed, realistic portrait of a subject.
uses continues lines to create an image
is only done with precise measurements and proportions.
is a quick, loose drawing that captures the essence and movement of a subject.
Who created the "Starry Night"?
Vincent van Gogh
Faith Ringgold
This element gives reference to lighting or shadows.
Color
Value
Space
This is the term for a broad category of art.
Style
Genre
Medium
Studio Habits
something that deceives by producing a false or misleading impression of reality.
illusion
call
agent
attention
How does the use of bold colors in abstract art affect viewer perception?
It creates a sense of movement
It diminishes emotional impact
It enhances visual impact
It confuses the viewer
Which famous abstract artist was known for their innovative use of drip painting?
Mark Rothko
Wassily Kandinsky
Jackson Pollock
Piet Mondrian
What is Watercolour?
Colours that are the colour of water
A paint technique where water is added to make the consistency 'watery'.
Colours where water is the theme.
A paint technique that artists use whilst swimming.
What does the term impasto mean?
paint applied thickly
watercolor
small dots of paint
use of unnatural colors
Which technique can be used to create depth in a painting?
Using warmer colors
Applying thicker texture on the foreground
Overlapping elements
Using only geometric shapes
What is a mosaic?
is a type of art form
is a type of drawing techqniue
more than pottery and dishes: clay, bricks, tiles, glass, and cement are probably the best-known examples.
This element can be vertical, horizontal, diagonal, curved, zig-zag.
Color
Texture
Line
What is an impression in ceramics?
What is clay made of?
Which is not a art movement?
Renaissance
Pop Art
Visual Art
Impressionism
What is the meaning of impressionism in art?
This picture is an example of what drawing type?
Implied
gesture
continuous
contour
How confident do you feel about your final exam?
I feel somewhat prepared for the final
I haven't studied at all, so I am not very confident.
