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Elements of Art Line Review

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The two expressive and calm lines are ________________ and _________________.

a)

Horizontal

b)

Outline

c)

Continuous

d)

Vertical

2.

The three types of implicit lines are _____________, _____________, and _____________.

a)

closure

b)

opposite

c)

line of sight

d)

edge

3.

Vertical lines are drawn ______________ and ________________.

a)

left

b)

up.

c)

right

d)

down

4.

Horizontal lines are drawn _______________ to _________________

a)

left

b)

diagonally

c)

in zig zag

d)

right

5.

Diagonal lines are drawn in ________________ directions and appear slanted.

a)

thin

b)

opposite

c)

thick

d)

continuous

6.

A solid line that is narrow and thin is a _________________ line.

a)

dotted

b)

thick

c)

thin

d)

broken

7.

A solid line that is wide and thick is a __________________ line.

a)

discontinuous

b)

thin

c)

dotted

d)

thick

8.

A _______________ line separates the earth from the sky and gives a sense of tranquility.

a)

diagonal

b)

vertical

c)

horizon

d)

zigzag

9.

_____________ lines connect diagonal lines, creating angles that give the feeling of excitement.

a)

zig zag

b)

Straight

c)

Parallel

d)

Perpendicular

10.

Lines _____________ never touch and are equidistant from each other.

a)

Perpendicular

b)

Parallel

c)

Intersecting

d)

Divergent

11.

A _______________ generally has the same thickness and defines the outer edge of an object.

a)

outline

b)

profile

c)

edge

d)

rim

12.

______________ lines also define the outer edge of an object or shape, but additional lines are used inside to create the appearance of a three-dimensional shape.

a)

Sketch

b)

Outline

c)

Contour

d)

Stippling

13.

A drawing where you do not lift your drawing tool until the image is finished is known as a ______________________ line drawing.

a)

continuous

b)

dotted

c)

interrupted

d)

broken

14.

A quick sketch to show a person's movement is a _______________________ drawing.

a)

landscape

b)

still

c)

portrait

d)

gestural

15.

A ___________________ line can be thin or thick and is used for letters and zentangles.

a)

dotted

b)

single

c)

curved

d)

zigzag

16.

A drawing technique that uses a series of repetitive lines that are usually parallel is known as ________________ and can be used to add value.

a)

hatching

b)

cross-hatching

c)

stippling

d)

scribbling

17.

Lines can be bent and curved to make a___________________.

a)

point

b)

line

c)

shape

d)

angle

18.

A drawing technique that uses a series of repeated lines in two overlapping directions is known as ___________________________ and is used to add value and texture.

a)

cross-hatching

b)

stippling

c)

hatching

d)

scribbling

19.

Which of the following describes a key aspect of one-point perspective?

a)

It uses multiple vanishing points.

b)

It involves a single vanishing point.

c)

It does not use a horizon line.

d)

It is only used in abstract art.

20.

Which of the following is NOT something you learned about expressive lines?

a)

Expressive lines can convey emotions.

b)

Expressive lines are always straight.

c)

Expressive lines can vary in thickness and style.

d)

Expressive lines can create movement and rhythm.

21.

Which of the following describes 3 things you learned about Individual Lines?

a)

They are unique and have distinct characteristics like letters in the alphabet

b)

They are similar and do not have distinct characteristics.

c)

They are always parallel to each other.

d)

They are always perpendicular to each other.

22.

Which of the following options describes 3 things you learned about Implicit Lines?

a)

Implicit lines are visible lines that guide the viewer's eye.

b)

Implicit lines are created by positioning a series of points in such a way that the eye tends to connect them automatically.

c)

Implicit lines are used to create a sense of movement and direction.

d)

Implicit lines are always straight and never curved.