WorksheetsIB Visual Arts HL Course Overview
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the primary purpose of the IB Visual Arts Journal?
To serve as a formal evaluation tool
To inspire, ideate, implement, and introspect
To showcase final artworks
To store art supplies
Is the IB Visual Arts Journal part of the formal evaluation?
Yes, it is the main component of the evaluation
No, it is not part of the formal evaluation
Yes, but only for certain projects
No, but it is necessary to complete components of the evaluation
Which of the following is NOT one of the three components of the Visual Arts Curriculum?
Comparative Study
Process Portfolio
Exhibition
Art History
What percentage of the Visual Arts Curriculum is dedicated to the Comparative Study?
10%
20%
30%
40%
Which two components of the Visual Arts Curriculum each account for 40% of the total?
Comparative Study and Process Portfolio
Comparative Study and Exhibition
Process Portfolio and Exhibition
Comparative Study and Art History
What is the main focus of the Comparative Study for HL students?
Analyzing and comparing different artworks by the same artist
Analyzing and comparing different artworks by different artists
Creating new artworks based on different cultural contexts
Writing essays on historical art movements
How many screens do HL students need to submit for their Comparative Study that examine and compare three artworks?
5-10 screens
10-15 screens
15-20 screens
3-5 screens
What additional requirement do HL students have for their Comparative Study that SL students do not?
Submitting a list of sources used
An additional 3-5 slides analyzing the extent to which their work and practices have been influenced by the art and artists examined
Comparing at least three artworks
Submitting 10-15 screens
What is the minimum number of artworks that both SL and HL students need to compare in their Comparative Study?
One artwork
Two artworks
Three artworks
Four artworks
What is a common requirement for both SL and HL students in their Comparative Study?
Submitting 3-5 screens
Submitting a list of sources used
Creating new artworks
Writing a thesis
What is the minimum number of screens HL students must submit for their Process Portfolio?
9
13
18
25
What is the maximum number of screens HL students can submit for their Process Portfolio?
9
18
25
30
How many art-making forms must HL students' submitted work include at a minimum?
One
Two
Three
Four
Which of the following is an example of a two-dimensional art-making form?
Drawing
Carved sculpture
Time-based art
Ceramics
What is an example of a three-dimensional art-making form?
Painting
Printmaking
Sculpture
Digital animation
Which of the following is a lens-based, electronic, or screen-based art form?
Printmaking
Textiles
Digital Photography
Designed objects
What is an example of a time-based and sequential art form?
Stop-motion
Ceramics
Collage
Graphic novel
Which of the following is NOT a three-dimensional art-making form?
Cast sculpture
Ceramics
Textiles
Painting
Which art-making form includes techniques such as photogram/rayograph and pinhole photography?
Lens-less media
Printmaking
Drawing
Site specific/ephemeral
Which of the following is NOT a stage in the Process Portfolio Example?
Inspiration
Ideation
Implementation
Assessment
Reflection
What activity is associated with the 'Inspiration' stage in the Process Portfolio Example?
Plan-Experiment
Research-Explore
Create-Complete
Reflect-Refine
What is the main focus during the 'Implementation' stage in the Process Portfolio Example?
Reflect-Refine
Plan-Experiment
Create-Complete
Research-Explore
What is the maximum word count for the curatorial rationale submitted by HL students?
500 words
600 words
700 words
800 words
How many artworks do HL students need to submit for their exhibition?
5-8 artworks
6-9 artworks
7-10 artworks
8-11 artworks
What additional information must HL students provide for each selected artwork?
Title, medium, size, and intention
Title, medium, and artist's name
Title, size, and year of creation
Title, medium, and price
What is the purpose of the two photographs that students may submit of their overall exhibition?
To assess individual artworks
To provide an understanding of the context of the exhibition
To evaluate the technical skills of the students
To compare with other students' exhibitions
