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WorksheetsSA3 Fall Term 1 2024 Proficiency
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 6hrs 50mins
A method of creating pots by building bottom and walls with even, ropelike or snakelike pieces of clay
Coiling
Slab
Firing
Scoring
Making marks on the edges of two pieces of clay before joining with slip.
Scoring
Slip
Coiling
Firing
Clay evenly rolled and formed by draping or joining.
Slab
Coiling
Slip
Scoring
Clay diluted with to the consistency of cream; used for joining 2 pieces of clay; acts like a glue.
Slip
Scoring
Greenware
Leather Hard
Kneading moist clay to eliminate air bubbles and produce a uniform texture.
Wedging
Firing
Coiling
Slipping
What is a relief sculpture?
a sculpture in the round
a sculpture with a flat back surface
a sculpture you carve into
a sculpture made from papier-mache
What is a sculpture that works "in the round"?
a relief sculpture
it is visually interesting from all sides
it is installed on a wall
a round sculpture
What are the two main processes of creating sculpture?
relief and casting
clay and stone
subtractive and additive
casting and recasting
Creating details such as this, we are doing what as artists?
manipulating cardboard to show actual texture and detail.
Layering cardboard to show depth and a raised surface.
Adding depth and detail through layers of cardboard..
All of these options are correct.
An _________________ explains the meaning of the artwork, the artists' intent and other important information that the artist would like to share about their creation.
Critique
Artist Statement
Relief Sculpture
Name tag
In which type of relief sculpture are the sculpted elements slightly raised from the surface?
sunken relief
high relief
low relief
In which type of relief sculpture are the sculpted elelments greatly protruding from the surface?
low relief
sunken relief
high relief
In which type of relief sculpture are the sculpted elements carved into the surface?
sunken relief
low relief
high relief
Occupies space with the dimensions of height, width, and depth
2D
1D
3D
4D
An example of form would be
line
sphere
square
circle
Choose the correct term for the following definition:
Score and bend, attach to both sides of a piece like bookends, secure to a base.
Feet
Stacking
Tabs
Score
Choose the correct term for the following definition:
Remove the thin top layer of cardboard to expose the ridges inside.
Exposed Corrugation
Cone
Stacking
Tabs
______ is a three dimensional art form. This means that _______s have height, length AND width.
Painting
Photography
Sculpture
Drawing
This type of sculpture has materials REMOVED from it.
Modeled
Carved
Assembled
This type of sculpture is made by ADDING material.
Modeled
Carved
Assembled
This type of sculpture was created by putting things TOGETHER
Modeled
Carved
Assembled
A great glue option for assembled sculptures is
Hot Glue
Packing tape
Staples
Nails
What is this tool?
Finger Remover
Opener
Scissors
Box Cutter
When using a box cutter or other blade, what do you need under your work?
Cutting mat
Nothing
Paper
Snacks
What's this image?
Cardboard Techniques
What not to do
Nothing
Option B
The elements of art that refers to the surface quality or feel of an object.
Touch
Texture
Smoothness
Feel
Which of the following is not a traditional sculpture material?
Clay
Plastic
Marble
Wood
The first step to starting a sculpture project is to first make a _____.
Base
Outline
Sketch
Wet surface
Which type of sculpture involves movable parts?
Kinetic
Linear
Relief
Full Round
Artwork that combines more than one media is referred to as
relief
installation
mixed media
casting
none of these choices
The materials used by the artist to produce a work of art.
Art Supplies
Art Tools
Art Media
Art Principles
A 3-D work of art created by shaping or combining materials.
Form
Additive
Sculpture
Utilitarian
Taking away or carving material to create a sculptural form
Subtractive
Additive
Manipulative
Mixed Media
Wet, refined earth used by sculptor/potter to create a form.
Grog
Slip
Clay
Earthenware
Building up or attaching pieces of material together to create a form or sculpture.
Functional
Assemblage
Additive
Manipulative
A sculpture that is useful and serves a purpose.
Functional
Practical
Utilitarian
Decorative
Which element of art is primarily concerned with the surface quality of a sculpture?
Color
Form
Texture
Space
Egyptians made these masks for...
Burial practices.
Wedding ceremonies.
Decorations
Armor for battles.
The pyramids were once covered in...
blood.
paintings and carvings.
polished glass.
polished limestone.
The larger you are depicted in ancient art, the more important you are. This is called________.
Foreshortening
Registers
Pasta
Hierarchy
A way of dividing art with lines so that you can see the order of events taking place[like a comic strip] is called_______.
Perspective
Hierarchy
Registers
Hieroglyphics
Ancient Egyptian art was made from ________.
8,000bc - 200bc
40,000 - 400bc
200,000bc - 2000ad
Yesterday
Cunieform
Palaces for the Pharaohs
Which of the following did NOT get used as an ingredient to make paint in ancient Egypt?
Egg
Wax
What is a description of Frontalism?
The face is from a side or profile view.
The eye is from a front view.
The arms and feet are from a profile view.
The shoulders and chest are from a front view.
All of the above.
Based on the Hierarchy of Scale, who is the Pharaoh in this example?
None
In Art, what is does Subject mean?
The subject of a piece of artwork is basically the focus of the art. You see, you can have plenty of things in artwork, but whatever is the main focus is the subject.
The subject is everything in a composition.
The subject is all the colors in an artwork.
Why did the Egyptians build the sphinx?
To guard and protect the Necropolis
As a beacon
To scare off animals
For a playground
What animal was the body of the sphinx modelled after?
Bull
Gryphon
Lion or cat
Elephant
What type of scenes are frequently depicted in cave paintings?
Hunting scenes
Cooking scenes
Farming scenes
Dancing scenes
Why were some of the images overlapping over one another (such as animals)?
to show large amounts of animals
to show the idea of movement or herds of running animals
to show that some animals were closer than others
What do the cave art images tell us about the people that made them?
They were likely hunters.
They weren't very creative people.
They were likely farmers.
Legal protection for artists and creators to protect their work from being stolen
Copyright
Plagiarism
Public Domain
Appropriation
Artwork that reflects an artists cultural background.
Direct Observation
Personal Experience
Cultural Heritage
Memory
When you copy someone else’s work without consent or credit, you are stealing.
Copyright
Plagiarism
Public Domain
Appropriation
A graphic designer would design a...
Book cover
Character
Logo
Building
An Animator would design
Objects or characters for games, tv, or movies that can move with special effects
Images for a poster, game cover, book cover, or signs for a business
Concepts for things we use every day, like a phone or car
A fashion designer would design
Concepts for things we use every day, like a phone or car
images for a poster, game cover, book cover, or signs for a business
Clothing and accessories that people would wear
What principle of art arranges the elements and principles to create a feeling of completeness or wholeness?
Unity
Composition
Balance
Variety
What type of balance is being used in this painting by Georgia O'Keefe
Radial Balance
Symmetrical Balance
Asymmetrical Balance
Downward Facing Dog
What type of balance did M.C. Escher use in his painting Relativity?
Symmetrical
Radial
Asymmetrical
Balanced
In this painting by Paul Cezanne he uses what type of balance to arrange the composition?
Symmetrical
Radial
Warrior 2
Asymmetrical
In the painting No Title by Wassily Kandinsky he uses this principle to apply more than one line, shape or color.
Emphasis
Unity
Variety
Symmetrical Balance
"The feeling of harmony between all parts of the art piece."
The principle of art concerned with difference or contrast.
Variety
Unity
Asymmetrical Balance
Rhythm
