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OCAD 2024-2025 Section 1 ART Practice

Total questions: 155

Worksheet time: 2hrs 37mins

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Class
Date
1.

Art historians would most likely include which of the following as art in the context of traditional art?

a)

paintings

b)

woodcuts

c)

sculptures

d)

tattoos

2.

Which of the following are modes of analyses?

a)

formal analysis

b)

limited analysis

c)

aesthetic analysis

d)

contextual analysis

3.

Which of the following best describes formal analysis?

a)

The comparison between generations of artists along with the analysis of their similarities.

b)

The examination of where the artwork was created and how it affects the final product of the artwork.

c)

The analysis of how the artist's decisions in relation to the visual aspects produced on the artwork unveils the meaning of the art piece.

d)

The evaluation type that relies exclusively on emotions conveyed relating to the experiences of the viewers.

4.

All of these choices are factually correct. However, which of these is least likely to be the best description of contextual analysis?

a)

An analysis that considers the broader context and its impact on individual components.

b)

A superficial analysis that overlooks the interconnections between different elements.

c)

A detailed analysis of individual components without considering the broader context.

d)

An analysis that focuses solely on the historical context without considering other factors.

5.

Why might art historians choose to rely on earlier descriptions for formal and contextual analyses?

a)

Reproductions capture the original quality of the artwork

b)

The rich, original texture of the artwork is lost in reproductions and photographs of the art.

c)

Earlier descriptions are not as common as reproductions for analysis

6.

Which of the following are sources that would mostly likely be used by art historians?

a)

video recordings

b)

movies

c)

art dealers

d)

interviews with artists

7.

Which of the following historians helped developed the field of art history? (Hint: There are two answers)

a)

William of Tyre

(1130 - 1186 CE)

b)

Pliny the Elder

(23 - 79 CE)

c)

Georges Sphrantzes (1401 - 1478 CE)

d)

Giorgio Vasari

(1511 - 74 CE)

8.

Which art historian influenced modern art history as we know it now?

(a)  

9.

What is the best reason to why most art from ancient cultures that remain are made of stone, metal or fired clay instead of wood or another organic material?

a)

Stone, metal and fired clay are simply more durable

b)

Art made from wood or organic material were subject to destruction

c)

We simply haven't found many artifacts made from organic materials

d)

Environmental factors such as humid climate helped accelerate the deterioration of art made from organic materials

10.

Which of the following materials were not used in the Chauvet Cave paintings?

a)

black charcoal

b)

colored clay

c)

red ochre

d)

yellow ochre

11.

TRUE or False: Were the humans who drew the cave paintings skilled artists or amateurs?

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Which of the following time periods was the Stonehenge created in?

a)

Old Stone Age

b)

New Stone Age (Neolithic Period)

c)

Late Bronze Age Collapse

d)

Middle Stone Age

13.

What type of construction was popular during the New Stone Age?

(a)  

14.

What was the purpose of the northeast and vertically placed "heel-stone"

a)

A crude type of calendar to tell what day it is

b)

A device used to determine the season's based on the position of the sun

c)

A weather forecasting device

d)

Marks the point where the sun rises on the midsummer solstice

15.

How heavy are some of the Stonehenge stones?

a)

10 tons

b)

40 tons

c)

50 tons

d)

30 tons

16.

Which of the following is NOT a formal quality of art?

a)

Line

b)

Shape

c)

Form

d)

Hue

17.

Which of the following best describes what a horizontal line does in an artwork

a)

Pulls your eyes to the side and lead it to the main subject of the artwork

b)

Pulls eyes upward like how medieval churches did to evoke a sense of heaven

c)

Offer a sense of peacefulness and calmness

d)

Suggest movement or activity

18.

Match the following:

a)

Jagged and curvy lines

1.

Suggests movement and vibrant activity

b)

Horizontal lines

2.

Offers a sense of calmness

c)

Vertical lines

3.

Pulls your eyes upwards

19.

What features make organic and geometric shapes differ from each other?

a)
Organic shapes are defined by mathematical properties, while geometric shapes are free-form.
b)
Organic shapes are symmetrical, while geometric shapes are asymmetrical.
c)
Organic shapes are irregular and free-form, while geometric shapes are precise and defined by mathematical properties.
d)
Organic shapes have sharp edges, while geometric shapes have smooth curves.
20.

What is the difference between shapes and forms?

a)
Shapes are three-dimensional, forms are two-dimensional.
b)
Shapes and forms are interchangeable terms.
c)
Shapes are solid, forms are hollow.
d)
Shapes are two-dimensional, forms are three-dimensional.
21.

Match the following:

a)

Aerial perspective

1.

Depicts objects as they appear at a distance or from above

b)

Linear perspective

2.

Technique used to create the illusion of depth on a flat surface

c)

Vanishing point

3.

A point on the horizon where parallel lines appear to converge

22.

Which of the following is NOT a primary color?

a)

Red

b)

Yellow

c)

Blue

d)

Orange

23.

What would be the best description of a secondary color?

a)
A color created by mixing two primary colors together.
b)
A color that is only found in nature
c)
A color that is created by mixing black and white
d)
A color that is not visible to the human eye
24.

Which of the following is an example of a tertiary color?

a)

Orange

b)

Blue-yellow

c)

Red-Blue

d)

Yellow-green

25.

What would be the best possible definition of a color wheel?

a)
A color wheel is a square diagram that shows the relationships between colors.
b)
A color wheel is a tool used for measuring color intensity.
c)
A color wheel is a linear chart that displays color combinations.
d)
A color wheel is a circular diagram that shows the relationships between colors.
26.

Does black and white count as hues and what kind of colors are they?

a)

No;Primary

b)

Yes;Teritary

c)

Yes;Neutral

d)

No;Neutral

27.

What would NOT be a good definition of value in the context of a color?

a)
The brightness of a color
b)
The saturation of a color
c)
The hue of a color
d)
The worth or importance of a color
28.

Do "pure" (unmixed) colors has greater intensity than mixed colors

a)

True

b)

False

29.

What would adding black, gray or a color's complement do to the intensity of a color?

a)
It would increase the intensity of the color.
b)
It would have no effect on the intensity of the color.
c)
It would change the hue of the color.
d)
It would decrease the intensity of the color.
30.

What would a be a example of a warm and a cool color?

a)
Green and Yellow
b)
Orange and Purple
c)
Black and White
d)
Red and Blue
31.

Match the following:

a)

Local Color

1.

Normal daylight

No special effects

b)

Optical Color

2.

Special lighting

Lighting during daybreak

c)

Arbitrary Color

3.

Emphasizes certain emotions

Aesthetic

32.

What are the two types of texture?

(a)  

33.

What is the difference between two-dimensional pieces and three-dimensional pieces?

a)
Two-dimensional pieces are colorful, while three-dimensional pieces are black and white.
b)
Two-dimensional pieces are flat, while three-dimensional pieces have depth.
c)
Two-dimensional pieces are made of wood, while three-dimensional pieces are made of metal.
d)
Two-dimensional pieces are small, while three-dimensional pieces are large.
34.

In terms of the composition principles, what is the difference between 2D art and 3D art?

a)
3D art involves creating objects that occupy space but lack volume
b)
2D art focuses on creating the illusion of depth on a flat surface, while 3D art involves creating objects that occupy space and have volume.
c)
2D art focuses on creating the illusion of volume on a flat surface
d)
2D art and 3D art both focus on creating objects with volume
35.

What does movements or patterns create in an artwork?

a)

motif

b)

rhythm

c)

balance

d)

harmony

36.

Define this term using this definition: Elements repeat exactly on both sides of central axis, may use horizontal or vertical axes, often seen in architecture and more monotonous and rigid.

(a)  

37.

Determine the word using these attributes: Varies color, detail, or position, Achieves visual balance by organizing unlike objects, Analogous to a seesaw: the heavier person must sit closer to the center to balance it, Seems informal, but more complex to attain.

(a)  

38.

Which of the following would best be an example of a focal point?

a)
A neutral-colored rug
b)
A plain white wall
c)
A cluttered bookshelf
d)
A unique piece of artwork in a room
39.

What is not a correct facial measurement ratio, outlined by the Greeks?

a)

The bottom of lips is halfway between the chin and bottom of nose

b)

The nose is halfway between the chin and corners of eyes

c)

The corners of the eys are halfway between the chin and top of head

d)

The corner of the eyes have to be directly above the nose

40.

What would best describe what scale contributes to an artwork?

a)
Scale determines the color palette used in the artwork.
b)
Scale refers to the artist's signature on the artwork.
c)
Scale determines the size of elements in relation to each other and the overall composition.
d)
Scale is the technique used to create texture in the artwork.
41.

Which of the following would be most likely to be used to draw?

a)
Marker
b)
Pencil
c)
Brush
d)
Eraser
42.

Which of the following is NOT a method of shading?

a)

Hatching

b)
Stippling
c)
Cross-hatching
d)
Contouring
43.

Which of the following WAS an important development in the field of coloring utensils during the 18th century?

a)

Invention of oil pastels

b)

Invention of tubed paints

c)

Invention of cheap, wax crayons

d)

Invention of cheap movable printing machines

44.

Which of the following IS a method of producing prints?

a)
Lithography
b)

Welding

c)
Etching
d)
Calligraphy
45.

Is relief printmaking and etching the opposite of each other?

a)

True

b)

False

46.

Which of the following materials would MOST likely serve as the matrix in lithography?

a)

Aluminum

b)

Wood

c)

Clay

47.

Order the steps of lithography:

a)

Aluminum, zinc or stone matrix

b)

The artist solidifies the greasy image before soaking the plate in water

c)

Apply ink, since oil repels water, the ink sticks to the greasy area

d)

A press forces the image onto the paper

1)
2)
3)
4)
48.

Which of the following printmaking methods would most likely be used on clothing?

a)

Painting

b)

Screen printing

c)

silk-screening

d)

Etching

49.

Which of the following is NOT used to produce paint?

a)

Binders

b)
Pigments
c)

Animal fats

d)
Solvent
50.

Which is one location frescos were NOT present in?

a)

Rome

b)

Mexico

c)

Egypt

51.

Which of the following were NOT used in tempera paints?

a)

Egg

b)

Water

c)

Oil

52.

Which of the ancient countries would MOST likely use encaustics?

a)

Rome

b)

Egypt

c)

Greece

d)

Byzantium

53.

Were encaustics durable or not?

a)

Yes

b)

No

54.

Arrange the types of paint in the order they were introduced/invented in.

a)

Encaustic

b)

Tempera

c)

Oil paints

d)

Gouache

e)

Watercolor and Acrylic paints

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
55.

Which of the following was the original purpose of a camera?

a)

Film wildlife in their natural habitat

b)

Take the place of actual painted art

c)

Documentary tool

56.

What is the difference between a freestanding sculpture and a relief sculpture?

a)
Freestanding sculptures are two-dimensional, while relief sculptures are three-dimensional.
b)
Freestanding sculptures are attached to a background, while relief sculptures are not.
c)
Freestanding sculptures are fully three-dimensional, while relief sculptures are partially attached to a background.
d)
Freestanding sculptures are smaller in size compared to relief sculptures.
57.

What is the difference between subtractive carving and additive modeling?

a)
Subtractive carving adds material, while additive modeling removes material.
b)
Subtractive carving and additive modeling both remove material.
c)
Subtractive carving and additive modeling both add material.
d)
Subtractive carving removes material, while additive modeling adds material.
58.

What would BEST describe the cast form in sculpturing?

a)
Painting a sculpture to add color
b)
Creating a mold of an object or person and pouring material into the mold to create a replica
c)

Sculpting a solid block down into a sculpture

d)
Carving a sculpture out of a block of wood
59.

What would NOT be a good definition for construction in sculpturing?

a)

Joining paper, wood, board together to create a sculpture.

b)

Welding or bending wires to create metal sculptures

c)

Crafting sculpturings out of different materials

d)

Hammering and filing away at something to create a sculpture

60.

What would most likely NOT count as an Earthwork in art?

a)

Stonehenge

b)

A series of spirals made out of dirt

c)

Large mounds of sand arranged in a certain order

d)
A sculpture made of metal
61.

Which of the following structures used post-and-lintel construction? (Hint: There are two answers)

a)

Stonehenge in the UK

b)

Hexamilion Wall in Greece

c)

Chartres Cathedral in France

d)

The Parthenon in Greece

62.

Which of the following architecture developments did the Romans NOT use in the Colosseum?

a)

Arch

b)

Flying buttresses

c)

Vault

d)

Dome

63.

What material did the Romans use in their buildings that made them unique and extremely durable?

a)

Brick

b)

Concrete

c)

Stained glass

d)

Mudbricks

64.

Which of the following were NOT used in medieval buildings?

a)

Flying buttresses

b)

Stained glass windows

c)

Concrete

d)

Thin walls supported by flying buttresses

65.

What modern buildings were constructed during the Industrial Revolution? (Hint: There are two answers)

a)

Eiffel Tower

b)

Theodosian Walls of Constantinople

c)

Empire State Building

d)

Crystal Palace

66.

Nowadays, is organic architecture more prominent than geometric structures?

a)

Yes

b)

No

67.

Which of the following objects would MOST likely be used in mixed media?

a)
Watercolor, oil paint, acrylic paint
b)
Paper, fabric, found objects
c)
Clay, metal, glass
d)
Wood, plastic, rubber
68.

Which of the following two artists were responsible for introducing collage to the world of art?

a)

Pablo Picasso

b)

Salvador Dali

c)

Marcel Duchamp

d)

Georges Braque

69.

Is mixed media more prominent in nonwestern culture than Western culture?

a)

No.

b)

Yes.

70.

Which of the following would be the BEST definition of performance art?

a)
Performance art is a form of traditional painting
b)
Performance art is a type of musical performance
c)
Performance art involves creating sculptures
d)
Performance art involves using the artist's body or presence as the medium to convey a message or express emotions.
71.

Which of the following definitions would NOT be correct when defining folk art?

a)
Art created by professional artists in a traditional style.
b)
Art created by individuals within a specific cultural group.
c)
Art created by artists using unconventional materials.
d)
Art created by amateur artists in a modern style.
72.

Which of the following would most likely best describe slab pottery?

a)
Handbuilding technique using flat sheets of clay
b)
Process of firing clay in a kiln
c)
Method of creating pottery using molds
d)
Technique involving throwing clay on a wheel
73.

Which of the following would most likely be part of the pottery process?

a)
Baking clay at room temperature
b)

Hardening clay in an oven called a klin

c)
Painting clay
d)
Using fabric to create pottery
74.

What would NOT be an example of a fiber art?

a)

A woven quilt made from plants

b)
A wooden chair
c)

Woven bag made from straw

75.

What civilization developed between the Tigris River and Euphrates River

a)

Hittite Empire

b)

Egypt

c)

Indus Valley civilizations

d)

Mesopotamia

76.

Which of the following BEST explains why few Mesopotamian art objects survive?

a)
Mesopotamian art objects were destroyed intentionally
b)

Mesopotamia did not have natural barriers to protect itself from invaders and used perishable materials

c)
Mesopotamian art objects were not valued by society
d)
Mesopotamian art objects were too heavy to transport
77.

List the Mesopotamian civilizations in order:

a)

1st

1.

Sumerian

b)

2nd

2.

Akkadian

c)

3rd

3.

Babylonian

d)

4th

4.

Assyrian

e)

5th

5.

Neo-Babylonian

78.

Which of the Mesopotamian civilizations developed the ziggurat?

a)

Rashidun Caliphate

b)

Sumer

c)

Sasanian Empire

d)

Achaemenid Empire

79.

What type of art style was prominent during the Akkadian dynasty?

a)

Ziggurats

b)

Steles

c)

Freestanding and relief sculpture

80.

What would NOT be a topic that the Assyrians would put on their relief carvings?

a)
Peaceful scenes or images of harmony
b)

Sieges

c)

Huntings

d)

Battles

81.

During what empire was the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Ishtar Gate and Temple of Bel built?

a)
Neo-Babylonian Empire
b)
Sumerian Empire
c)
Assyrian Empire
d)
Persian Empire
82.

Which of the following are NOT examples of art from Pre-dynastic Egypt?

a)

Queen Nefertiti's portrait

b)

Giza

c)

Sphinx

d)

Library of Alexandria

83.

Which of the following would be the BEST definition of hierarchical scale in Ancient Egyptian art?

a)

Palette of King Narmer

b)

Death mask of King Tut

c)

The Book of the Dead

d)

Statue of Queen Cleopatra VII

84.

Which of the following would be a good definition of fractional representation in art?

a)
Artistic expression through the use of shapes
b)

Artistic expression through the showing of specific body parts in different sizes

c)
Artistic interpretation through the use of light
d)
Artistic representation through the use of textures
85.

Which of the following is NOT a piece of Chinese art/architecture?

a)

Tomb of the Emperor of Qin

b)

Great Wall of China

c)

Forbidden City in Beijing

d)

Manchukuo

86.

Which dynasty is considered to be the Golden Age of China and was famous for its ceramic sculptures?

a)

Tang Dynasty

b)

Song Dynasty

c)

Han Dynasty

d)

Qing Dynasty

87.

Which of the following religions greatly influenced Chinese culture and art?

a)

Confucianism

b)

Taoism

c)

Buddhism

d)

Hinduism

88.

Was Japan isolated from the West?

a)

Yes.

b)

No.

89.

Which country influenced the Persian Empire?

a)

Egypt

b)

Roman Empire

c)

Byzantium

d)

Babylonians

90.

Which of the following styles does the Dome of the Rock BEST exemplifies?

a)

Islamic architecture: Non-figurative art and calligraphic decorations

b)
Modern architecture, Art Deco style
c)
Romanesque architecture, Byzantine style
d)
Baroque architecture, Gothic style
91.

Which of the following cultures had paintings that predated European paintings?

a)

Bantu

b)

Nigerian

c)

Namibian

d)

Ghanaian

92.

Which culture built life-sized terracotta sculptures of their leaders?

a)

Nok

b)

Qin Dynasty

c)

Holy Roman Empire

d)

Grand Duchy of Muscovy

93.

Which of the following countries forged bronze portrait heads of their kings?

a)

Egypt

b)

Babylonia

c)

Kingdom of Soissons

d)

Benin Kingdom

94.

Pick TWO reasons to why there are not many Benin artifacts?

a)

A large earthquake destroyed most of the art.

b)

1897 British raid on the royal palace

c)

Poor preservation destroyed fiber and wood artifacts

d)

Constant infighting between states destroyed the art

95.

Which of the following were apart of Dan and Bwa art and culture? (There are two answers)

a)

full body costumes

b)

Bronze heads

c)

masks

96.

What kind of art makes Oceanian art unique compared to others?

a)

Painted masks

b)

Elaborate performances involving dances and music

c)

Full body tattoos

d)

Large marble busts of their leaders

97.

Which of the following was the GREATEST influence on Melanesian art?

a)

Warfare

b)

Agriculture

c)

Religion

98.

Order the order of Mesoamerican civilizations by the order they existed in:

a)

1st

1.

Olmec

b)

2nd

2.

Toltec

c)

3rd

3.

Maya

d)

4th

4.

Inca

e)

5th

5.

Aztec

99.

What was the name of Mexico's largest pyramid:

(a)  

100.

Which of the following are considered to be the Classical civilizations of Greece?

a)

Ptolemaic, Seleucid, Greco-Bactrian Kingdoms

b)

Cycladic, Minoan, Mycenaean

c)

Ostrogoths, Franks, Gepids

d)

Komnenos, Laskaris, Palaiologos

101.

Match the following descriptions with the correct culture:

a)

Cycladic

1.

Natural and pictorial pottery designs

b)

Minoan

2.

Skilled relief sculptures and goldsmiths

c)

Mycenaean

3.

Elaborate stone masonry and aqueducts

102.

What styles of columns were used in temples?

(a)  

103.

What where some of the keys features of the Corinthian styled columns?

a)
Fluted shafts, ornate capitals with acanthus leaves, square base
b)
Smooth shafts, simple capitals, circular base
c)
Ribbed shafts, plain capitals, triangular base
d)
Spiral shafts, intricate capitals, hexagonal base
104.

Which of the following are a characteristic of the Athenian style in pottery?

a)
Yellow-figure technique, minimalistic detailing, nature scenes
b)
Black-figure and red-figure techniques, intricate detailing, mythological scenes
c)
Green-figure technique, abstract patterns, geometric shapes
d)
Blue-figure technique, simple designs, historical events
105.

Which of the following BEST defines "contrapposto"?

a)
A pose in which a figure stands with most of its weight on the hands
b)
A pose in which a figure stands with most of its weight on one foot, creating a slight S-shaped curve in the body.
c)
A pose in which a figure stands with most of its weight on both feet
d)
A pose in which a figure stands with most of its weight on the head
106.

Which of the following art movements DID NOT admire and were NOT heavily inspired by Greek art?

a)

The Renaissance

b)

Baroque

c)

Neoclassical

d)

Duchamp

107.

What civilization was in-between Greek and Roman ideals?

a)

Hellenistic

b)

Etruscan

c)

Ptolemaic

108.

What are two prominent examples of Roman architecture? (There are two answers)

a)

Pantheon

b)

Hagia Sophia

c)

Parthenon

d)

Colosseum

109.

What kind of art style was popular in ancient Rome?

a)

Mosaics

b)

Frescos

c)

Illuminated manuscripts

d)

Marble busts

110.

What are two examples of a illuminated manuscript from medieval Europe?

a)

Book of Kells

b)

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

c)

The Book of the Dead

d)

Coronation Gospels

111.

The Vikings used what material in their art?

a)
Glass
b)
Stone
c)
Wood
d)
Metal
112.

What is a key characteristic of Romanesque arches?

a)
Pointed shape
b)
Rectangular shape
c)
Oval shape
d)

Semi-circular shape made from stone

113.

What centuries was the Gothic style popular?

a)
10th to 14th centuries
b)
15th to 18th centuries
c)
12th to 16th centuries
d)
8th to 12th centuries
114.

Which of the following best describes a ribbed vault?

a)
A decorative element found on the exterior of Gothic cathedrals.
b)
A type of flooring material used in ancient buildings.
c)
A type of window design commonly seen in modern architecture.
d)
An architectural feature consisting of a framework of crossed or diagonal arched ribs.
115.

Which of the following cathedrals BEST illustrates the Gothic style?

a)
St. Peter's Basilica in Rome
b)
Hagia Sophia in Istanbul
c)
St. Paul's Cathedral in London
d)

Chartres Cathedral in Paris

116.

Which artist is considered to be the boundary between the medieval and Renaissance period?

a)
Donatello
b)
Leonardo da Vinci
c)
Michelangelo
d)
Giotto di Bondone
117.

What family funded artists and scientists during the Renaissance?

a)
Colonna family
b)
Medici family
c)
Borgia family
d)

Palaiologos family

118.

Who designed the "Gates of Paradise" for a Florence baptistery?

a)
Lorenzo Ghiberti
b)
Raphael
c)
Michelangelo
d)
Donatello
119.

What special technique did Brunelleschi employ when constructing the dome of the Florence cathedral?

a)
Triple shell construction
b)
Single shell construction
c)
Invisible construction
d)

Double shell construction and linear perspective

120.

Who was known for incorporating linear and aerial perspective in his frescoes?

a)
Raphael
b)
Leonardo da Vinci
c)

Masaccio

d)
Michelangelo
121.

Match the painters with their painting(s):

a)

Michelangelo

1.

The Dying Slave and The Bound Slave

b)

Leonardo da Vinci

2.

The Last Supper and Mona Lisa

c)

Raphael Sanzio

3.

The School of Athens and Sistine Madonna

d)

Giorgione

4.

The Tempest

e)

Titian

5.

Portraits of his patrons

122.

What is the difference between the Counter Reformation and the Reformation?

a)
The Reformation and Counter Reformation were both movements within the Protestant Church.
b)
The Counter Reformation aimed to reform the Roman Catholic Church, while the Reformation was a response to the Counter Reformation.
c)
The Reformation aimed to reform the Roman Catholic Church and led to the creation of Protestantism, while the Counter Reformation was the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation.
d)
The Counter Reformation aimed to create Protestantism, while the Reformation was the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation.
123.

Which painters influenced El Greco?

a)
Vermeer
b)
Titian, Tintoretto, Michelangelo
c)
Caravaggio
d)
Raphael
124.

Which of the following were Northern Renaissance artists? (Pick two answers)

a)
Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo
b)
Rembrandt and Vermeer
c)
Raphael and Botticelli
d)

Albrecht Dürer and Matthias Grunewald

125.

Which of the following are NOT Northern Renaissance paintings?

a)

Isenheim Altarpiece

b)

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

c)
Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
126.

Who was King Henry VIII's court painter?

a)
Vincent van Gogh
b)
Hans Holbein the Younger
c)
Leonardo da Vinci
d)
Pablo Picasso
127.

Who was NOT a patron of the arts during the Baroque Era?

a)

Empress Maria Theresa of Austria

b)

Peter and Catherine the Great of Russia

c)

Constantine XI Palaiologos

d)

King Louis XIV (The Sun King) of France

128.

Match the following Baroque artists and what they did/contributed:

a)

Caravaggio

1.

Use of chiaroscuro (strong constrasts)

b)

Artemisia Gentileschi

2.

Painted Old Testament women

c)

Gianlorenzo Bernini

3.

Sculpted the Ecstasy of Saint Teresa

d)

Peter Paul Rubens

4.

Created a workshop that produced art

e)

Rembrandt van Rijn

5.

Painted The Night Watch

129.

What was NOT a feature of the Palace at Versailles?

a)

Canal for mock sea battles

b)

A zoo

c)

Indoor plumbing

d)

A garden for the king's orange trees

130.

What was the exhibition that judged art and supported artists?

(a)  

131.

What institution influenced aesthetic standards in art?

(a)  

132.

What made Diego Velazquez unique?

a)
Was known for his sculptures rather than paintings
b)

Built figures from color patches, a proto-Impressionist strategy

c)
Pioneered the use of neon colors
d)
Mastered abstract art techniques
133.

Match the following Rococo Artists:

a)

Jean-Antoine Watteau

1.

Developed fete galante: rich nobles

b)

Francois Boucher

2.

Favorite painter of Madame Pompadour

c)

Jean-Honore Fragonard

3.

Influenced by Boucher

134.

Match the following Neoclassicism artists/attributes:

a)

Jacques Louis David

1.

Painted Oath of the Horatii

b)

Jean Dominique Ingres

2.

David's pupil who returned to tradition

c)

Enlightenment

3.

Influenced Neoclassicism

135.

Who were NOT Romanticism artists?

a)
Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Caravaggio
b)

Eugene Delacroix

c)

Theodore Gericault

d)

William Blake

136.

Who were the Pre-Raphaelites?

a)
A group of English painters, poets, and critics who rejected the mechanistic approach of Mannerist artists and embraced the naturalistic style of medieval and early Renaissance art.
b)
A movement of Italian architects focused on Baroque design
c)
A group of French sculptors known for their abstract works
d)
A collective of Spanish writers advocating for Realism in literature
137.

Which of the following were NOT key figures in the Realism movement?

a)
Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet
b)

Gustave Courbet

c)

Honore Daumier

d)

Jean Francois Millet

138.

Which of the following paintings are BEST associated with the Impressionism movement?

a)

Impression, Sunrise and Luncheon on the Grass

b)
Starry Night
c)
The Persistence of Memory
d)
The Scream
139.

Match the following Post-Impressionism artists and their techniques:

a)

Paul Cezanne

1.

Painted abstractly and influenced Cubism

b)

Georges Seurat

2.

Applied dots of complementary colors

c)

Vincent Van Gogh

3.

Painted Night Cafe which uses arbitrary

d)

Paul Gauguin

4.

Created art that used intense colors

140.

Who developed Fauvism?

a)
Salvador Dali and Frida Kahlo
b)

Henri Matisse

c)
Pablo Picasso and Vincent van Gogh
d)
Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko
141.

Which two artists pioneered Cubism?

a)
Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo
b)
Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque
c)
Vincent van Gogh and Salvador Dali
d)
Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock
142.

Which artists were apart of the Expressionist movement?

a)
Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet
b)
Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Caravaggio
c)
Georgia O'Keeffe, Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Frida Kahlo
d)
Edvard Munch, Wassily Kandinsky, Egon Schiele, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
143.

Which of the definitions BEST describes De Stijl?

a)
An artistic movement promoting abstraction and simplicity
b)
A type of dance originating in South America
c)
A style of architecture characterized by intricate designs
d)
A culinary technique involving the use of a slow cooker
144.

Why did the center of the art world move to New York?

a)

World War I and the Armory Show

b)
Decline of art appreciation
c)
Technological advancements
d)
Political reasons
145.

What pieces were NOT shown at the Armory Show?

a)
Works by Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cézanne, and Henri Matisse
b)
Works by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael
c)
Works by Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and Willem de Kooning
d)
Works by Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, and Marcel Duchamp
146.

What are some examples of Dada art?

a)
Marcel Duchamp's 'Fountain', Hannah Höch's photomontages, Kurt Schwitters' 'Merz' collages
b)
Pablo Picasso's 'Guernica'
c)
Leonardo da Vinci's 'Mona Lisa'
d)
Vincent van Gogh's 'Starry Night'
147.

Who were the most important artists of the Surrealist movement?

a)
Georgia O'Keeffe, Wassily Kandinsky, Jackson Pollock
b)
Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Claude Monet
c)
Salvador Dalí, René Magritte, Max Ernst, Joan Miró, and André Masson
d)
Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh, Frida Kahlo
148.

What would be the BEST definition of the Bauhaus design school from Germany?

a)
Ancient pottery workshop from China
b)
Modern dance academy from Russia
c)
Traditional cooking school from France
d)
Revolutionary art school emphasizing functionality and simplicity
149.

Which artists were NOT associated with the Abstract Expressionism movement?

a)
Pablo Picasso
b)

Willem de Kooning

c)

Lee Krasner

d)

Franz Kline

150.

What were the two fields of Abstract Expressionism?

a)
Action Painting and Color Field Painting
b)
Brush Strokes and Splatter Art
c)
Minimalism and Pop Art
d)
Geometric Abstraction and Surrealism
151.

Match the following Pop Artists and their painting(s):

a)

Robert Indiana

1.

Sign stencils for artistic messages

b)

Andy Warhol

2.

Silkscreen soup cans and Brillo boxes

c)

Roy Lichenstein

3.

Dot pattern images

152.

Which artists were apart of the Minimalism movement?

a)
Pablo Picasso, sculpted geometric shapes
b)
Jackson Pollock, created drip paintings
c)
Donald Judd, Dan Flavin, Sol LeWitt
d)
Andy Warhol, painted large-scale works
153.

What did Photorealist artists sharply contrast?

a)

abstract expressionism and sfumato

b)
impressionism and fauvism
c)
pop art and op art
d)
cubism and surrealism
154.

Which artists were NOT apart of the Earthworks movement?

a)

Christo

b)

Jeanne-Claude

c)
Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko
155.

What group was apart of the Performance art movement?

a)

David Smith

b)

Christo

c)

Jackson Pollock

d)

Guerilla Girls

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