WorksheetsAll Vocab Review
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
What constitutes a line in art?
Thick, thin, horizontal, vertical, zigzag, diagonal, curly, curved, spiral
Only horizontal and vertical lines are considered lines in art
Only zigzag and curly lines are used in art
Thick and thin lines
What does color describe in art?
Reflected color based on hue, value, saturation, and intensity
What the viewer sees in the artwork
Complementary colors; analogous colors, and tertiary colors
The Hues on the color wheel
What is the term for the material or technique used by an artist?
Style
Medium
Art Supplies
Technique
How do you create contrast in art?
Only light elements
The same elements arranged together
Only dark elements
By arranging opposite elements together
What does balance in art refer to?
The weight of textures
Balance is controlled only by the weight of colors in an art piece
Only the weight of space
How artists distribute the visual weight of elements
What is the plural form of the word that describes the technique or materials used in a piece of art?
Mediums
Media
Supplies
Materials
An artwork that is unbalanced can make the viewer feel...
uneasy and dissatisfied
cheerful and hopeful
calm and content
like there is a sense of visual equilibrium
Select the artwork that demonstrates a strong contrast...
[Image A]
[Image B]
[Image C]
[Image D]
Which of the following colors is considered a warm color?
Red
Violet
Green
Blue
What is the word that refers to a color's pure pigment color as it pertains to the color wheel?
Value
Tone
Hue
Shade
What does the term "value" mean in art?
Lightness and darkness of color
Saturation of color
Brightness of color
Temperature of color
What does "monochromatic" mean?
All the tints and shades of a single color
Two colors mixed together
Several colors
A color without shades or tones
Which of the following characteristics is NOT a property of cool colors?
Cause feelings of excitement
Associated with despair
Associated with a cold night
Tend to be calming
What is the true hue of the Navy?
Navy Blue has no true hue
Blue
Dark Blue
Navy Blue
Red, Yellow, Orange, and Red-Violet are part of which type of colors?
Cool colors
Warm colors
Complementary colors
Chill colors
This painting is a representation of (a) artwork.
warm vs cool colors
value scale
Hue
This is an example of...
value scale
monochromatic
hue scale
black vs white
Categorize these colors based on your vocabulary this week:
Cool Colors
Monochromatic Colors
Warm Colors
Dark Colors
Categorize these colors based off your vocabulary this week:
Warm Colors
Value Colors
Cool Colors
Monochromatic Colors
Which are the secondary colors?
Yellow-green, blue-violet, red-violet
Green, violet, orange
Red, blue, yellow
Red-orange, yellow-orange, blue-green
What are tertiary colors?
Colors obtained by mixing two primary colors
Colors obtained by mixing a primary and a secondary color
Colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel
Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel
What are analogous colors?
Colors obtained by mixing a primary and a secondary color
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel
Colors obtained by mixing two primary colors
Colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel
What are complementary colors?
Colors obtained by mixing a primary and a secondary color
Colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel
Colors that are located next to each other on the color wheel
Colors obtained by mixing two primary colors
What are the primary colors?
Magenta, lime, chartreuse
Purple, orange, blue
Red, blue, yellow
Yellow, orange, green
Red, Yellow, and Blue are the "building blocks" of all colors. What are these three colors also called?
Tertiary colors
Primary colors
Complementary colors
Secondary colors
What colors are analogous to violet?
Yellow
Purple & green
Blue-violet & red-violet
red & blue
Select all secondary colors
violet
green
red-violet
orange
blue
Yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet, and red-orange - what types of colors are these?
Tertiary colors
Complementary colors
Primary colors
Secondary colors
What are neutral colors?
Colors that are only secondary.
Colors that are only primary.
Colors that are bright and vibrant.
Colors that appear without color.
Which of the following is a neutral color?
Pink
Blue
Gray
yellow-green
What are split-complementary colors?
Color that are directly opposite on the color wheel.
A color that is "shoulder partners" with another color.
Colors that are adjacent (touches shoulders) to the original color's complementary color on the color wheel.
Colors that are equally spaced apart from the original color.
What is a tint?
A color that is darker than its true hue.
A color that is mixed with gray.
A color that is lighter than its true hue.
A color that is mixed with black.
What is a shade?
A color that is mixed with gray.
A color that is darker than its true hue.
A color that is lighter than its true hue.
A color that is mixed with white.
What do warm colors typically convey?
Confusion and chaos
Happiness and energy
Calm and relaxation
Sadness and gloom
What do cool colors typically convey?
Confusion and chaos
Calm and relaxation
Happiness and energy
Sadness and gloom
Which is NOT a neutral color?
Brown
Beige
Black
White
Which colors are the split-complementary of green?
Red-Violet & Red
Yellow-green & blue-green
Red-Orange & Red-Violet
Orange & Blue
How do you create tints?
Add brown to a color
Add white to a color
Add black to a color
Add gray to a color
How do you make a shade?
Add brown to the color
Add white to a color
Use firmer pressure
Add black to a color
Select all the neutral colors.
white
gray
black
brown
tan
Contrasting colors can be used to create _____.
drama.
split-complementary colors.
tints and shades.
a visually pleasing arrangement.
When certain colors or combination of colors convey certain emotions, it is called _____.
emotional color.
emotional balance
color theory.
warm & cool colors.
If the split complementary colors are yellow-green and blue-green, what was the original hue?
blue-violet
red
green
red-orange
The neutral colors compliment all the colors on the color wheel.
True
False
What is abstract art?
Art that uses color, lines, and shapes but does not represent objects
Art that is always black and white
Art that represents images of the everyday world
Art that is created only with realistic images
What is a collage?
A work of art created by pasting or arranging different materials
A type of painting that uses only watercolor
A drawing made only with pencils
A sculpture made of clay
What does the term 'mixed media' mean?
Art that is only digital
Art that combines more than one medium or material
Art that is made only from paper
Art that uses only one type of material
What does color intensity mean?
The number of colors used in the painting
The quality of brightness and purity of the color
The type of materials used in art
The size of the artwork
What is color saturation?
How bright, saturated, or intense a color is
Canvas size
The type of brush used in painting
The number of colors in a rainbow
What is abstract art primarily focused on?
Realistic depictions of the natural world
Expression of ideas, emotions, and concepts rather than detailed images
Use of geometric shapes
Historical events and figures
What are implied lines in art?
Lines that are always drawn
Lines created with colors, shadows, shapes, textures, and spaces
Lines that are only straight
Lines that are always thick
What is the purpose of echo lines in drawing?
To create an abstract design
To create a 2D effect
To create an illusion of 3D depth
To make a repeated pattern of lines
How do tapered lines change in thickness?
They are thicker at the top than at bottom.
They go from thick to thin until it becomes a single point.
They rotate between thick and thin.
They are a free form line that changes without intention.
What is a gradient in art?
Light to dark.
Goes from thick to thin.
A change in the intensity and value of color
A change is saturation of a color.
What are organic shapes?
Shapes that are always geometric
Shapes that follow strict rules
Shapes that seem to follow no strict rules, only that it must be a closed shape
Shapes that are always named
These are (a) ?
Echo and tapered lines
Implied Lines
The big black shape in the background is an example of (a) .
an implied shape
a gradient
These are an example of (a) .
tapered lines
dark lines
gradient lines
Identify these (a)
Implied lines
Swirly lines
Echo lines
This artwork was created using (a) .
Repeating Lines
Echo lines
This is an example of ____.
intensity
saturation
gradient
blend
Select the more saturated colors.
