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DFA 2 6th - Anchor Standard 1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of the word formulate?

a)
To ignore a problem and hope it resolves itself.
b)

To memorize information without understanding the true meaning behind it.

c)

To create or come up with a method, plan, or strategy.

d)

To analyze a situation thoroughly.

2.
  • What are some ways to generate new ideas?

a)
Reading books silently
b)
Watching TV shows
c)
Some ways to generate new ideas include brainstorming, mind mapping, and collaboration.
d)
Taking long walks alone
3.
  •  How can I use ideas that are meaningful to me?

a)
Ignore your values and follow trends instead.
b)
Focus solely on what others find meaningful.
c)
Avoid taking any action and just think about ideas.
d)
Incorporate meaningful ideas into your life by aligning your actions with your values and passions.
4.
  • How are you able to translate ideas of the past to new ideas?

a)

By ignoring past ideas and focusing solely on current trends that are going on in today's world.

b)

By analyzing historical ideas and change their main principles to contemporary contexts.

c)

By relying on random guesses without any historical context.

d)
By copying ideas from others without any adaptation.
5.
  • How are you able to change ideas of the past to into new artistic ideas?

a)
By focusing solely on personal experiences without reference to history.
b)
By only using modern techniques without any historical context.
c)

By reinterpreting historical themes and techniques in present times.

d)
By ignoring past influences entirely.
6.

Would you rather-

a)

Go home

b)

Be on a island

c)

Float to shore on a boat

d)

Fly

7.

What type of line travels up and down?

a)
Horizontal line
b)
Diagonal line
c)
Curved line
d)
Vertical line
8.

How are you able to develop a plan for your artwork?

a)
By brainstorming ideas, sketching concepts, outlining materials, and setting a timeline.
b)

By copying other artists' work and making it your own by turning it in before the other person.

c)

By waiting for inspiration to strike.

d)

By painting without a plan.

9.

How does an artist do an artistic investigation?

a)

By copying other artists' work is the only way an artistic investigation is conducted.

b)
By following strict rules and guidelines
c)

An artist does this by only painting landscapes and when the artist is complete they show their work.

d)
An artist does an artistic investigation by exploring themes, experimenting with materials, and reflecting on their experiences.
10.

What is an artistic investigation?

a)
A method of painting with only primary colors.
b)

A process of creating digital art using software that is on the next level for studies for technology and futuristic findings.

c)
An artistic investigation is a creative process of exploring and understanding artistic concepts and practices.
d)

A technique for analyzing or studying closey for historical art movements in time and history.