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WorksheetsStudio Art-Final Assessment Review
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 28mins
A SHAPE is:
1 dimensional
2 dimensional
3 dimensional
The lightness or darkness of a color is called:
value
form
space
shape
A 3 dimensional object refers to:
shape
texture
form
A ______ is a mark that spans a distance between two points (or a path of the moving point)
Line
Texture
Shape
Space
What is this image an example of?
A Portrait
A Still Life
A Landscape
All of the following are true about shapes except:
Shapes have value
Shapes can be organic
Shapes can be geometric
Shapes are 2 dimensional
This is an example of what type of shape?
geometric shape
organic shape
Shapes are two dimensional and flat; Forms are three dimensional and you can measure their height, width, and depth.
True
False
This is an example of what Principle of Art:
pattern
shape
form
rhythm
The process of applying shading to a drawing is what art element?
shape
value
color
Sam Can View The Land From Space is the mnemonic device for the Elements of Art
True
False
The mnemonic device for the Principles of Art is BRUCE PM.
True
False
All statements are true about Concentric Circles except...
share the same center point
they are within one another
they overlap each other
range in size from large to small
What Art Element stands out in this image?
shape
line
color
space
These forms were created by adding what art element?
line
value
balance
emphasis
Pick the statement that best describes the element of art, Space.
There are 2 categories of space, positive and negative
Negative space helps your eye stay focused on the focal point
Positive space is your focal point
Negative space is everything you see around the positive space, the background
All of the above statements describe space
What is contrast?
Similarities in the elements & principles of art
Unity in the elements & principles of art
Differences in the elements & principles of art
How an object feels describes what element of art?
texture
line
balance
form
What is in the positive space in this image?
green leaves
purple flowers
All are true about Mandalas except:
They are created using concentric circles.
They demonstrate radial balance.
They are typically filled with color
They do NOT show a pattern.
The primary colors are
Red, Yellow and Blue
Red, Green and Yellow
Blue, Purple and Yellow
Purple, Green and Red
A portrait is a drawing of yourself, not someone else.
True
False
This image is an example of a _____.
A still life
A landscape
A portrait
The principal of art that corresponds to the focal point is...
Pattern
Unity
Movement
Emphasis
Secondary colors are...
Orange, Yellow and Green
Green, Purple and Orange
Red, Orange and Yellow
Green, Blue and Purple
How are tertiary colors created?
Mixing 2 primary colors
Mixing 2 secondary colors
Mixing a primary color and a secondary color
Mixing colors across from each other
This image demonstrates the rule of thirds.
True
False
What is the focal point in this image?
The sky
The mountains
The people
The definition of Composition in a piece of art work is the way in which you arrange the elements and principles for a successful piece of art work.
True
False
What color scheme are you seeing in this image?
Primary
Analogous
Complementary
Secondary
A tint is created by adding a chosen color to _________.
White
Black
Gray
Blue
The following terms refer to which principle of art: symmetrical, asymmetrical, radial.
contrast
texture
pattern
balance
What style of Art would this painting by Jean Simeon (1732) be considered?
Abstract
Realism
Cubism
Impressionism
What 2 elements of art create this pattern?
Shape and Line
Form and color
Contrast and space
Movement and color
This image is an example of what type of art work?
Portrait
Landscape
Still life
The following are principles of art...
Color, unity, balance, rhythm, movement, emphasis, and pattern
Pattern, movement, emphasis, balance, unity, rhythm, and contrast
Balance, rhythm, unity, emphasis, color, movement and pattern
Contrast, balance, space, unity, emphasis, pattern and movement
The reason you complete a few sketches before you start your final project is because...
You need to figure out a successful composition
You need to practice your ability to draw your image
You need to try a few different ideas to determine the best one
All of the above
None of the above
Why did we add color to the background of our portraits/self portraits?
To create contrast
To create an interesting composition
To help the focal point stand out
All of the above
Why did we use a grid to draw our self-portraits/portraits?
To break the paper down into squares
To get the proportions correct
To create geometric shapes over our photographs
Besides color, what element of art stands out in this pet portrait?
Texture
Space
Color
Contrast
This image demonstrate the rule of thirds?
True
False
This image does not demonstrates the rule of thirds.
True
False
To create a shade of a color you would add...
White
Black
Gray
Blue
Where are analogous colors on the color wheel?
Across from each other on the color wheel
They are every other color on the color wheel
Next to each other on the color wheel
They are not on the color wheel
Based on this image, which statement is accurate?
The person is in proportion to the faucet
The person is out of proportion to the faucet
The person is in scale to the faucet
The person is out of scale to the faucet
This image demonstrates the rule of thirds.
True
False
Which statement is true regarding this image?
The metal piece on the clothespin is in proportion to the clothespin
The metal piece on the clothespin is out of proportion to the clothespin
The metal piece on the clothespin is in scale to the clothespin
The metal piece on the clothespin is out of scale to the clothespin
Does the artist, Kenojuak Ashevak use organic or geometric shapes in her artwork "Dog Sees the Spirits" 1960?
Organic
Geometric
A mark spanning from one point to another is what element of art?
line
circle
space
color
There are ______ elements of art.
5
6
7
8
Which is not an element of art?
Color
Space
contrast
Texture
Form has...
Length and Size
Height, Width, and Size
Height, Width, and Depth
Shape
Where the sky meets the ground:
Horizon Line
Horizontal Line
Vertical Line
Orthogonal Line
The way a surface feels or appears to feel is called:
Form
Shape
Space
Texture
