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WorksheetsElements of Art Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 21mins
Your class number and name (e.g. 12 Peter Chan)
Line is a __________________ with length and direction.
stationary point
changing shape
continuous mark
stretched line
A continuous mark made on a surface by a moving point is a ______________ dimensional line.
one
two
three
A piece of ______________ is a three-dimensional line.
string
paper
cake
An implied line is a suggested line created by the ______________ of a shape.
bounderies
boundaries
bondaries
The outline or edge of an object is called the ______________ line.
cortone
cantour
continue
contour
(a) is a mark with greater length than width. They can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, straight, curved, thick, or thin.
A shape is __________ dimensional and a form is __________ dimensional.
three...two
one...three
two...three
one...two
Circles, triangles, squares, and other shapes that have perfect and uniformed measurements, and are called __________ shapes.
geometic
geometrc
geomatric
geometric
Shapes originated from the natural world are examples of __________ shapes.
organ
orgainic
organic
organick
A tactile surface can be felt, and is called (a) texture.
A visual surface that creates the illusion of texture, and is called __________ texture.
implayed
imported
impled
Value refers to the __________ and __________ of tones in a work of art.
lightness
area
distance
darkness
A __________ is used to check if a work of art has a full range of value.
ruler
reflective sphere
shades scale
value scale
(a) refers to the emptiness or area between, around, above, below or within objects.
In __________ artworks, artists create the illusion of space.
two diminsional
two dimensional
two dimentional
Sculptors work in real space when creating (a) artworks.
The main four techniques to create the illusion of space are __________ perspective, __________ perspective, overlapping, and scale.
linar...atmosphertic
linear...atmospheric
linaer...arial
linar...aerial
(a) is another term for aerial perspective.
____________ refers to the name of a colour in its purest state.
Heu
Hue
Hued
Huel
____________ refers to the vividness and intensiveness of a colour.
Saturdation
Satruation
Sateration
Saturation
The circular chart used to remember colour relationships is a __________.
colour feel
colour heel
colour wheel
colour kneel
Primary colours are __________, __________ and __________.
blue
green
yellow
red
purple
Secondary colours are __________, __________ and __________.
green, orange, purple
orange, green, grey
purple, teal, yellow
grey, white, black
Complementary colours are located ____________ each other on a colour wheel.
next
opposite
near
above
Harmonious colours are to _______ each other on the colour wheel.
next
opposite
across
behind
__________ is another term for harmonious colours.
Analous
Analogious
Analogic
Analogous
Cool colours are ____, _____ and ____.
blue, red, yellow
blue, yellow, greeb
blue, red, purple
blue, purple, green
Warm colours are ____, _____ and _____.
red, blue, purple
red, orange, yellow
orange, green, purple
blue, red, yellow
____________________ refers to a painting done in one colour.
Moncharmatic
Monochromatic
Monachromatic
Monocharmatic
