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Studio Art 3 T2MP1 Proficiency

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 4hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a relief sculpture?

a)

a sculpture in the round

b)

a sculpture with a flat back surface

c)

a sculpture you carve into

d)

a sculpture made from papier-mache

2.

Papier mache is...

a)

newspaper

b)

cardboard

c)

glue

d)

glue and water

3.

______ is the element of art that is three-dimensional and consist of length, width, and depth of a shape.

a)

Shape

b)

Form

c)

Texture

d)

Space

4.

An _________________ explains the meaning of the artwork, the artists' intent and other important information that the artist would like to share about their creation.

a)

Critique

b)

Artist Statement

c)

Relief Sculpture

d)

Name tag

5.

In which type of relief sculpture are the sculpted elements slightly raised from the surface?

a)

sunken relief

b)

high relief

c)

low relief

6.

In which type of relief sculpture are the sculpted elelments greatly protruding from the surface?

a)

low relief

b)

sunken relief

c)

high relief

7.

In which type of relief sculpture are the sculpted elements carved into the surface?

a)

sunken relief

b)

low relief

c)

high relief

8.

Occupies space with the dimensions of height, width, and depth

a)

2D

b)

1D

c)

3D

d)

4D

9.

An example of form would be

a)

line

b)

sphere

c)

square

d)

circle

10.

Relief means

a)

a type of clay

b)

standing free, all sides are meant to be seen. You can walk around it.

c)

2D art

d)

A technique that involves carving or adding to a solid background of the same material

11.

In the round means

a)

A sculpture technique that involves carving or adding to a solid background of the same material

b)

2D art

c)

A type of clay

d)

Standing free, all sides are meant to be seen. You can walk around it.

12.

This sculpture is

a)

Sphere

b)

in the round

c)

2D

d)

relief

13.

Choose the correct term for the following definition:

Make straight cuts, insert cut sides into each other.

a)

Slot

b)

Tabs

c)

Flange

d)

Feet

14.

Choose the correct term for the following definition:

Cut part way through so that the cardboard can bend without breaking.

a)

Flange

b)

Feet

c)

Tabs

d)

Score

15.

Choose the correct term for the following definition:

Score and bend, attach to both sides of a piece like bookends, secure to a base.

a)

Feet

b)

Stacking

c)

Tabs

d)

Score

16.

Choose the correct term for the following definition:

Remove the thin top layer of cardboard to expose the ridges inside.

a)

Exposed Corrugation

b)

Cone

c)

Stacking

d)

Tabs

17.

Choose the correct term for the following definition:

Stack and glue several pieces of cardboard together to create height.


a)

Cone

b)

Stacking

c)

Score

d)

Feet

18.

Choose the correct term for the following definition:

Start with a circle shape, cut one side and wrap around to create a cone shape.


a)

Stacking

b)

Cone

c)

Tabs

d)

Feet

19.

The materials used by the artist to produce a work of art.

a)

Art Supplies

b)

Art Tools

c)

Art Media

d)

Art Principles

20.

Taking away or carving material to create a sculptural form

a)

Subtractive

b)

Additive

c)

Manipulative

d)

Mixed Media

21.

A method in working with clay where the pieces are flattened with a roller.

a)

Throw

b)

Slab

c)

Coil

d)

Pinch

22.

A hole in a sculpture creates a _______________

a)

Gap

b)

Negative Space

c)

Void

d)

Subtractive

23.

Produces a sense of action, helping the viewers eye to sweep over the composition.

a)

Rhythm

b)

Variety

c)

Movement

d)

Flow

24.

Wet, refined earth used by sculptor/potter to create a form.

a)

Grog

b)

Slip

c)

Clay

d)

Earthenware

25.

Building up or attaching pieces of material together to create a form or sculpture.

a)

Functional

b)

Assemblage

c)

Additive

d)

Manipulative

26.

A sculpture where the forms come out from a flat background.

a)

Free Standing

b)

Subtractive

c)

Relief

d)

Additive

27.

A sculpture that is useful and serves a purpose.

a)

Functional

b)

Practical

c)

Utilitarian

d)

Decorative

28.

A method in creating with clay using snake like rolls of clay.

a)

Coil

b)

Pinch

c)

Throw

d)

Slab

29.

The elements of art that refers to the surface quality or feel of an object.

a)

Touch

b)

Texture

c)

Smoothness

d)

Feel

30.

What are the 4 basic types of sculpture?

a)

carving, clay, metal, and bronze

b)

carving, casting, assembling, and modeling

c)

relief, abstract, assembling, and modeling

d)

stone, brass, paper, and cardboard

31.

What are the two main processes of creating sculpture?

a)

relief and casting

b)

clay and stone

c)

subtractive and additive

d)

casting and recasting

32.

Clay needs atleast _________ to dry.

a)

2 hours

b)

8 hours

c)

10 hours

d)

24 hours

33.

This kind of clay hardens and cures at normal room temperature and once dry, it can be painted and decorated in a variety of ways.

a)

Air Dry Clay

b)

Traditional Clay

c)

Polymer Clay

d)

Stoneware Clay

34.

The first step to starting a sculpture project is to first make a _____.

a)

Base

b)

Outline

c)

Sketch

d)

Wet surface

35.

What are the plastic sticks used to help create details in your sculpture?

a)

Modeling tools

b)

Popsicle sticks

c)

Pencils

d)

Clay sticks

36.

Where does the term sculpture come from?

a)

from the Latin word sculpere, which means to carve

b)

from the French word superposer, which means to stack

c)

the English word scud, which means to move quickly

37.

What does it mean if a sculpture is "kinetic"?

a)

3D figures and forms that you can walk around

b)

3D artworks that rise above a flat plane

c)

3D artworks that have moving parts

38.

Clay, wax, and papier-mache are all examples of mediums that can be used to create what type of sculpture?

a)

carved

b)

molded

c)

cast

d)

assembled

39.

Sculptures that pull bits and pieces (some recycled) from just about anywhere into textured forms are what type of sculptures?

a)

carved

b)

molded

c)

cast

d)

assembled

40.

Which types can be considered "additive" sculptures? (Check all that apply)

a)

carved

b)

cast

c)

molded

d)

assembled

41.

Which types can be considered "subtractive" sculptures? (Check all that apply)

a)

carved

b)

cast

c)

molded

d)

assembled

42.

Where does the term collage come from?

a)

the French term coller

b)

the word collection

c)

The British term colour

43.

What does the term coller mean?

a)

to glue

b)

to add color

c)

to collect something

44.

What is collage art?

a)

Art that includes bright pops of color using paint

b)

Art made from a collection of different items and/or images

c)

Art made from a collection of drawn images

d)

Art that is made by people ages 18-24

45.
Assemblage is...
a)
pre-made artwork that an artist assembles together.
b)
a 3D form of collaging from found objects.  
c)
a gathering of people.
d)
a gathering of artwork.
46.

Assemblage is what type of process?

a)

Additive

b)

Subtractive

c)

Manipulative

d)

What is Assemblage?

47.

Assemblage artist don't feel the need to create new objects, but just refashion items that already exist.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

The difference between Collage and Assemblage is that one is 2D and the other one is 3D.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

Assemblage allows to combine different media and materials.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Which of the following is not an element of art?

a)

Line

b)

Movement

c)

Color

d)

Texture

51.

Check all the FORMS below (3D shapes)

a)

Cube

b)

Triangle

c)

Sphere

d)

Rectangle

e)

Pyramid

52.

Check all the types of TEXTURE.

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
53.

What element of art is demonstrated in the picture?

a)

line

b)

value

c)

texture

d)

space

54.

The dominant (strongest) principle of design in this artwork is:

a)

Balance

b)

Unity

c)

Proportion

d)

Movement

55.

The dominant (strongest) principle of design in this artwork is:

a)

Contrast

b)

Distance

c)

Proportion

d)

Unity

56.

The dominant (strongest) principle of design in this artwork is:

a)

Proportion

b)

Balance

c)

Unity

d)

Contrast

57.

The dominant (strongest) principle of design in this artwork is:

a)

Emphasis

b)

Unity

c)

Movement

d)

Pattern

58.

The dominant (strongest) principle of design in this artwork is:

a)

Proportion

b)

Balance

c)

Movement

d)

Unity

59.

The dominant (strongest) principle of design in this artwork is:

a)

Unity

b)

Rhythm

c)

Pattern

d)

Movement

60.

The dominant (strongest) principle of design in this artwork is:

a)

Rhythm

b)

Emphasis

c)

Contrast

d)

Pattern

61.

The dominant (strongest) element of art in this artwork is:

a)

Value

b)

Form

c)

Line

d)

Shape

62.

The dominant (strongest) element of art in this work is:

a)

Color

b)

Space

c)

Texture

d)

Shape

63.
Rhythm is the __________ of visual movement--colors, shapes, or lines.  Fill in the missing word.
a)
repetition
b)
stopping
c)
replacing
64.
The principle of emphasis is used by artists to create dominance & focus in their work.  Your eye is drawn to which color?
a)
red 
b)
green
65.
The element of texture refers to the surface quality, both simulated & actual, of artwork.  Texture describes how something...
a)
feels
b)
smells
c)
sounds like
66.

This element is represented by a 3-D object having depth. Examples include cube, cylinder, or sphere.

a)

Shape

b)

Value

c)

Form

d)

Texture

67.

This element represents the area around (negative) and inside of an object (positive). Also refers to distance in an artwork (objects further away appear smaller).

a)

Shape

b)

Color

c)

Space

d)

Texture

68.

This principle of design is referred to as a sense of motion in an artwork. Often described as jazzy, flowing, etc.

a)

Contrast

b)

Color

c)

Rhythm

d)

Balance

69.
A small, flat spool that holds the bottom thread.  
a)
Bobbin
b)
Throat Plate
c)
Foot Control
d)
Feed Dogs
70.
This holds the fabric firmly into place, against the feed dogs, for sewing.
a)
Handwheel
b)
Sewing
c)
Thread Take-up lever
d)
Presser Foot
71.
When should you back stitch?
a)
never
b)
every 10 stitches
c)
everytime you start and stop
d)
every 5 stitcthes
72.
This controls the speed of the machine
a)
foot pedal/control
b)
presser foot
c)
speed stick
d)
length dial
73.
The direction in which the handwheel should be turned
a)
towards you 
b)
away from you 
74.

Which of these is thread?

a)
b)
c)
75.

which of these hold fabric together temporarily?

a)
b)
76.

Which tool is the best one to use to take out a mistake when I sew?

a)
b)
c)
d)
77.

What does a good running stitch look like?

a)
b)
c)
d)
78.

How many times should I wrap my thread around my finger to make a beginning knot before I sew?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

6

79.

After wrapping the thread around my finger, what do I need to do?

a)

Roll it off like a booger

b)

Pull it off my finger

c)

put the needle through the loop

d)

Start to sew

80.

What should I have to do to finish my beginning knot?

a)

Put the needle through the loop

b)

Push down my lasso

c)

wrap the around my finger

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