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Worksheets8th Grade Drawing Unit Test
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 23mins
Drawing is...
A 2D form of visual art in which an artist uses instruments and materials to mark paper.
An artistic process based on the principle of transferring images from a matrix onto another surface, most often paper or fabric.
The process of applying paint, or another medium, to a solid surface – usually a canvas
The art of making and decorating clay-based objects that are permanently changed through heat
An artistic style that focuses on precisely and truly depicting the world as it actually exists
(a)
In art, what does "value" mean?
How much a painting is worth
How smooth or rough something is
How much contrast a work of art has
The lightness or darkness of a color
When it comes to graphite drawing pencils, which of the following is the softest?
2H
6B
F
HB
When it comes to graphite drawing pencils, which of the following would be the hardest?
7H
F
6H
B
A technique used in art that involves dividing an image into a series of smaller, more manageable sections to create the image on a larger scale is...
Pointillism
Collage Art
Grid Method
Mosaic Technique
The Grid Method Can Help Us... (Click ALL that apply)
Allows us to more easily focus on small areas as we master drawing.
Helps us keep proportions correct.
Allows us to draw on a larger scale.
Its really not helpful at all.
Which Pair below IS NOT a Complementary Color Pair.
White and Black
Yellow and Purple
Green and Red
Blue and Orange
Which one of these is NOT a principal of design.
Feelings
Contrast
Emphasis
Movement
Primary Colors can not be made...
True
False
Secondary Colors are created by...
Using only one primary color
mixing two primary colors together
Which photo below is an example of cross hatching?
Which photo below is an example of Blending?
Which photo below is an example of Scumbling?
Which photo below is an example of Stippling?
Which pencil technique is best for achieving smooth transitions between light and dark areas?
Gradation
hatching
stippling
repetition
The space surrounding the main focus of an artwork is referred to as the...
Negative Space
Upside Down
Positive Space
Imaginary Space
The main subject of an artwork is referred to as the
Imaginary Scace
Upside Down
Positive Space
Negative Space
The flat shapes in the images do NOT have form. They lack shading and values to help create form. They are 2D SHAPES!
TRUE
FLASE
The image shows 3D forms that have height width and depth.
TRUE
FLASE
How many eyes can fit across your head?
5
Your head is divided into _____ even parts.
2
3
1
0
The corners of your lips line up with...
Anywhere.
Bottom of your ears.
Middle of your eyes.
Bottom of your ears.
The distinguishing character or personality of an individual as well as their experiences, family, interests, and culture is...
(a)
The suggested order to shading in your face is...
Shadows
Midtones
Highlights
The suggested order to shading in your hair is...
Midtones
Shadows
Highlights
A picture created by an artist of his or her OWN FACE is called...
A feeling that all of the parts are working together as a team - the quality of wholeness.
An artistic technique that draws a viewer's attention to a specific area or object in a work of art
(a)
The main idea or message that an artist conveys through their work (for example Identity) is called...
A Theme
A Thought
A Decision
An Artwork
Color this in with a complementary color pair.
Red Is the HUE (seen in the picture). Please match its color mixing values to the correct vocabulary.
Tint
Shade
Tone
