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Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 11mins
Color has three properties. What are they?
Hue
Intensity
Value
Energy
It is also known as tone or tonal value.
Hue
Intensity
Value
Energy
It refers to the origin of color.
Hue
Intensity
Value
Energy
It is also another word for color.
Hue
Intensity
Value
Energy
It refers to the brightness or dullness of the color.
Hue
Intensity
Value
Energy
It refers to the lightness or darkness of the color.
Hue
Intensity
Value
Energy
Neutral colors
Black
White
Gray
Blue
When white is added to a color, a tint results.
True
False
When white is added to a color, a shade is made.
True
False
When white is added to a color, a tone is produced.
True
False
When black is added to a color, a shade is produced.
True
False
When black is added to a color, a tone is produced.
True
False
When black is added to a color, a tint results.
True
False
When gray is added to a color, a tone is produced.
True
False
When gray is added to a color, a shade is made.
True
False
The colors on the wheel can be grouped together to form color combinations. These are called __________________?
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
It occurs in a group of four colors that are related to one another.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
Analogous harmony occurs in a group of four colors that are related to one another.
True
False
Complementary harmony occurs in a group of four colors that are related to one another.
True
False
Triadic occurs in a group of four colors that are related to one another.
True
False
It is a family of colors because of a primary color unites the four colors. These are adjacent to one another in the color wheel.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
This harmony is inspired by nature and considered the most pleasing to the eyes.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
It occurs in a pair of colors that are in contrast or are opposites.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
Complementary harmony occurs in a pair of colors that are in contrast or are opposites.
True
False
Analogous harmony occurs in a pair of colors that are in contrast or are opposites.
True
False
Triadic harmony occurs in a pair of colors that are in contrast or are opposites.
True
False
They are found opposite or across from each other on the color wheel.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
There are only six pairs of complementary harmony, and these are pairs are not interchangeable.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
This harmony is the most sensitive, which means it must not be interchanged not to become too shocking to look at.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
It occurs in a group of three colors that are evenly or equally spaced on the color wheel.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
Triadic harmony occurs in a group of three colors that are evenly or equally spaced on the color wheel.
True
False
Analogous harmony occurs in a group of three colors that are evenly or equally spaced on the color wheel.
True
False
Complementary harmony occurs in a group of three colors that are evenly or equally spaced on the color wheel.
True
False
This harmony has three main groups - primary, secondary, and tertiary triads.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
There are two groups of tertiary triads.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
When a triad is grouped, it forms a triangle of three colors.
Harmonies
Analogous harmony
Complementary Harmony
Triadic harmony
The parts of the object that receive most of the light or on which the light is strongest are called ____________.
Highlight
Shadows
Tint
Value
The darker areas or those that do not receive as much light are called ____________.
Highlight
Shadows
Tint
Value
Filipino artists in the seventeenth to the eighteen centuries also created still life artworks.
True
False
Who painted the Sto. Nino Still Life?
Rodel Bautista
David Salon
Anada
Gadan
It refers to the layering of color to capture the effect of lights on objects.
Value
Shading
Tonal shading
Gradation
It refers to the common technique.
It is adding shades of white or black to differentiate surfaces.
It is best applied with graduation.
Value
Shading
Tonal shading
Gradation
It refers to the contrast of darkness against lightness.
Value
Chiaroscuro
Tonal shading
Gradation
It refers to the shading or layering of areas of color.
Value
Chiaroscuro
Tonal shading
Gradation
It was a nineteen-century art movement distinctive by small, thin, and visible brushstrokes.
Impressionism
Chiaroscuro
Tonal shading
Gradation
It is like a high-resolution photograph.
Impressionism
Hyperrealism
Surrealism
Gradation
It is an avant-garde or unusual art that aims to release the creativity of the unconscious mind.
Impressionism
Hyperrealism
Surrealism
Gradation
It is a shading or layering of areas of color that usually starts from lightest, lighter, then light, to dark, darker, then darkest.
Value
Chiaroscuro
Tonal shading
Gradation
This technique enabled Fernando Amorsolo to create a visual celebration of Philippine scenery.
Value
Chiaroscuro
Backlighting
Gradation
Value can be applied with any medium and color.
True
False
Avant-garde or unusual art aims to release the creativity of the unconscious mind.
True
False
Shading results in chiaroscuro or the contrast of darkness against lightness.
True
False
Who are the reason why the landscape painting flourished in the Philippines?
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Jose Blanco
Dan Lim
He was probably the most well-known Filipino painter.
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Jose Blanco
Dan Lim
He was a portraitist and a landscape artist.
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Jose Blanco
Dan Lim
His illuminated landscapes showed Filipino customs and traditions, contributing to Filipino pride. His works also promoted the beauty of the Filipino.
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Jose Blanco
Dan Lim
His major contribution was the use of backlighting.
Backlighting produces a characteristic that glow on the edges of the subjects at the back.
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Jose Blanco
Dan Lim
His style was impressionistic.
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Manuel Baldemor
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
He became an inspiration to the Philippine independence movement when he won the silver medal at the 1884 Madrid Exposition of Fine Arts.
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Manuel Baldemor
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
His composition was open and more concerned with the depiction of light.
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Manuel Baldemor
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
He is a painter and mentor to Fernando Amorsolo who created landscape paintings following realism.
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Manuel Baldemor
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
His works presented subjects in truthfulness, without artificiality, avoiding implausible and exotic elements.
Fabian de la Rosa
Fernando Amorsolo
Manuel Baldemor
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
He is an artist known for his hyperrealist and surrealistic landscape paintings.
Fabian de la Rosa
Prudencio Lamarroza
Manuel Baldemor
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
He is a painter, sculptor, printmaker, and graphic designer from Paete, Laguna.
Fabian de la Rosa
Prudencio Lamarroza
Manuel Baldemor
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
He worked with woodcarvers and santeros (maker of religious images).
Fabian de la Rosa
Prudencio Lamarroza
Manuel Baldemor
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
He depicts Philippine atrwork using a geometric forms with a folk art characters.
Fabian de la Rosa
Prudencio Lamarroza
Manuel Baldemor
Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo
