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Spring 3rd 9 Weeks 2025 Review Questions (7th - 8th)

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the main topics/themes for the project?

a)

Calligraphy and Portfolios

b)

Painting and Sculpting

c)

Photography and Design

d)

Music and Dance

2.

What is calligraphy?

a)

A form of decorative handwriting

b)

A type of painting

c)

A style of music

d)

A form of dance

3.

What is a portfolio used for in this project?

a)

Storing art

b)

Displaying photos

c)

Writing essays

d)

Recording music

4.

What is one of the purposes/objectives of the project?

a)

To learn a new language

b)

To showcase artistic abilities

c)

To perform a dance

d)

To write a novel

5.

How long have portfolios been used by artists?

a)

Decades

b)

Centuries

c)

Years

d)

Months

6.

What is one benefit of storing artwork properly in a portfolio?

a)

It makes the artwork colorful

b)

It keeps the artwork safe

c)

It makes the artwork larger

d)

It changes the artwork's style

7.

What can a portfolio help an artist keep a record of?

a)

Their favorite colors

b)

Their progress and skills

c)

Their favorite artists

d)

Their art supplies

8.

What characteristic is associated with calligraphy?

a)

Static

b)

Gestural

c)

Rigid

d)

Plain

9.

What can the combination of portfolios and calligraphy show?

a)

The artist's favorite food

b)

The artist's personality

c)

The artist's age

d)

The artist's height

10.

What is the topic/theme for the project?

a)

Predefined by the teacher

b)

Free choice

c)

Based on historical events

d)

Related to science

11.

What is included in the project according to the overview?

a)

Working with historical data

b)

Working with the elements and principles of design

c)

Conducting scientific experiments

d)

Learning new languages

12.

What is one of the purposes/objectives of the project?

a)

To memorize historical dates

b)

To learn a new language

c)

To give you the opportunity to design something on your own

d)

To conduct a scientific experiment

13.

What is the goal of the project?

a)

To complete it in one day

b)

To create something unique within 4 days

c)

To work in a group

d)

To write a report

14.

What are the components that make up the artwork called?

a)

Principles of Design

b)

Elements of Design

c)

Medium

d)

Composition

15.

What is used to organize the artwork?

a)

Elements of Design

b)

Medium

c)

Principles of Design

d)

Composition

16.

What is the term for a tool used to create an artwork?

a)

Composition

b)

Medium

c)

Elements of Design

d)

Principles of Design

17.

What is the overall layout of the artwork called?

a)

Medium

b)

Elements of Design

c)

Composition

d)

Principles of Design

18.

What is the topic/theme of the project?

a)

Painting

b)

Sculpting

c)

Drawing

d)

Photography

19.

What is sculpting?

a)

The process of making 2-dimensional art

b)

The process of making 3-dimensional art

c)

The process of making digital art

d)

The process of making abstract art

20.

When will the art showcase take place?

a)

March 7th

b)

April 7th

c)

May 7th

d)

June 7th

21.

What is one of the purposes/objectives of the project?

a)

Learn painting techniques

b)

Become accustomed to sculpting techniques

c)

Study art history

d)

Develop digital art skills

22.

What is the goal of the project?

a)

Work individually to achieve a goal

b)

Work together as a team to achieve a goal

c)

Compete against each other

d)

Focus on theoretical knowledge

23.

What is a mobile in the context of art?

a)

A type of painting

b)

A kinetic sculpture held by string

c)

A digital artwork

d)

A type of pottery

24.

Who first created mobiles in 1931?

a)

Pablo Picasso

b)

Vincent van Gogh

c)

Alexander Calder

d)

Leonardo da Vinci

25.

What are Calder's mobiles mostly made of?

a)

Realistic forms

b)

Abstract forms

c)

Natural forms

d)

Digital forms

26.

What are geometric forms in art?

a)

2D shapes with curves

b)

3D shapes made of straight lines and points

c)

Randomly shaped objects

d)

Organic shapes

27.

Which of the following is an example of a geometric form?

a)

Sphere

b)

Cube

c)

Cloud

d)

Wave

28.

How many different options for forms are given?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

29.

What must the forms look like?

a)

Smooth

b)

Transparent

c)

Pixelated

d)

Shiny

30.

How many forms must be included for the mobile?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

31.

How many different colors must be applied to the forms?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

32.

What is the theme of the project?

a)

Abstract Yarn Paintings

b)

Realistic Oil Paintings

c)

Watercolor Landscapes

d)

Digital Art

33.

What does abstract art use to tell visual stories?

a)

Shapes, forms, colors, and textures

b)

Photographs and videos

c)

Realistic images and portraits

d)

Black and white sketches

34.

What is yarn painting?

a)

Art of applying strands of yarn onto a canvas

b)

Painting with watercolors on paper

c)

Drawing with pencils on sketchbooks

d)

Sculpting with clay

35.

What is one of the purposes of the project?

a)

Demonstrate proficiency in tactile texture

b)

Create digital animations

c)

Develop photography skills

d)

Learn about historical art movements

36.

How many color schemes will be used for this project?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

37.

Which tribe is known for originating the art form also known as nierakate?

a)

Navajo

b)

Huichol

c)

Apache

d)

Cherokee

38.

Where do the Huichol tribe reside?

a)

Andes Mountains

b)

Sierra Madre Mountains

c)

Rocky Mountains

d)

Appalachian Mountains

39.

What material is traditionally used as an adhesive in Huichol art?

a)

Clay

b)

Beeswax

c)

Resin

d)

Cement

40.

What themes are commonly depicted in Huichol art?

a)

Technology and innovation

b)

Myths, nature, ceremonies, and other stories

c)

Urban life and architecture

d)

Historical battles and wars

41.

What characteristic is notable about the colors used in Huichol art?

a)

They are pastel and muted

b)

They are vibrant and stand out

c)

They are monochrome

d)

They are metallic and shiny

42.

What is a characteristic of geometric shapes?

a)

Shapes with straight lines and points

b)

Shapes with curves and irregular forms

c)

Shapes that are always circular

d)

Shapes that are only found in nature

43.

What defines organic shapes?

a)

Shapes with straight lines and points

b)

Perfectly symmetrical shapes

c)

Imperfect shapes often found in nature

d)

Shapes that are always triangular

44.

Which of the following is an example of a color scheme?

a)

Warm Colors

b)

Geometric Shapes

c)

Organic Shapes

d)

Realistic Imagery

45.

What is one of the objectives mentioned for creating a composition?

a)

Shapes must overlap

b)

Use only one color

c)

Include realistic imagery

d)

Avoid using any shapes

46.

What are primary colors?

a)

Colors that cannot be created

b)

Colors that represent fire

c)

Colors that combine two primary colors

d)

Colors that represent water

47.

Which colors are considered warm colors?

a)

Colors that represent fire

b)

Colors that represent water

c)

Colors that cannot be created

d)

Colors that work off each other

48.

What does monochromatic mean?

a)

Shade or tint of the same color

b)

Combines two primary colors

c)

Colors that work off each other

d)

Everything in the color wheel

49.

What are complementary colors?

a)

Colors that work off each other

b)

Colors that represent water

c)

Colors that combine two primary colors

d)

Colors that cannot be created

50.

What are analogous colors?

a)

Three neighbor colors

b)

Colors that represent fire

c)

Colors that cannot be created

d)

Everything in the color wheel