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WorksheetsStandard 6 - Mix26
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 34mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is NOT a part of composing when taking photographs? (6.1)
a)
patterns
b)
textures
c)
shapes
d)
System
2.
Which of these is NOT an element of art? (6.1)
a)
Shape
b)
Line
c)
Texture
d)
Camera
3.
When similar shapes, lines, or images repeat, what do they create? (6.1)
a)
Dominance
b)
Patterns
c)
Angle
d)
Color
4.
Which one of the following terms refers to an element of art? (6.1)
a)
movement
b)
variety
c)
balance
d)
Color
5.
Which compositional guideline leads a viewer through the picture? (6.1)
a)
lines
b)
framing
c)
high angle
d)
low angle
6.
Which of the following is detailed in imagery that visually describes how something physically feels? (6.1)
a)
value
b)
pattern
c)
texture
d)
Color
7.
Which of the following is the act of adding visual space in front of the direction that an object is moving? (6.1)
a)
form
b)
value
c)
texture
d)
Space
8.
What is how light or dark a given color or hue can be defined as? (6.1)
a)
value
b)
color
c)
space
d)
Line
9.
Which of the following is a flat, enclosed area of space limited to two dimensions? (6.1)
a)
pattern
b)
shape
c)
line
d)
Texture
10.
Which of the following refers to when shape takes on three dimensions? (6.1)
a)
line
b)
form
c)
unity
d)
Space
11.
Which of the following is an element of art? (6.1)
a)
contrast
b)
repetition
c)
texture
d)
balance
12.
Which of the following is a principle of design? (6.2)
a)
repetition
b)
line
c)
form
d)
shape
13.
What is the scale of difference between black and white in your photographs? (6.2)
a)
emphasis
b)
harmony
c)
contrast
d)
Balance
14.
Which of the following is used to guide the viewer through the piece and is known as “flow”? (6.2)
a)
balance
b)
repetition
c)
harmony
d)
Movement
15.
Which is the repeating of a single element many times in design? (6.2)
a)
harmony
b)
emphasis
c)
repetition
d)
contrast
16.
Which is observed when subject areas command a viewer's attention equally. (6.2)
a)
balance
b)
harmony
c)
repetition
d)
Movement
17.
Which of the following is an area or object within the artwork that draws attention and becomes a focal point? (6.2)
a)
value
b)
emphasis
c)
balance
d)
Shape
18.
Which of the following uses similar colors, tones, concepts, or elements to create a cohesive image? (6.2)
a)
unity
b)
form
c)
movement
d)
Value
19.
Which creates a visually stimulating image by combining similar elements throughout the frame. (6.2)
a)
emphasis
b)
proportion
c)
harmony
d)
pattern
20.
Which is the comparison of the size of objects or the amount of one thing to the whole. (6.2)
a)
emphasis
b)
proportion
c)
harmony
d)
pattern
21.
If an image has strong lights and strong darks, it is said to have high: (6.2)
a)
dominance
b)
contrast
c)
balance
d)
variety
22.
Which of these elements would give a more 3-dimensional feeling to an image? (6.2)
a)
Shape
b)
Line
c)
pattern
d)
Texture
23.
“Principles of Design” includes which of the following? (6.2)
a)
repetition
b)
shape
c)
form
d)
Texture
24.
What is a theme? (6.2)
a)
a broad idea or a message
b)
a certain amount of time
c)
a group of people
d)
a type of herb
25.
From where can you take a picture to make a subject look powerful? (6.3)
a)
Eye level to the subject
b)
The subject’s point of view
c)
Above the subject
d)
Below the subject
26.
How is the rule of thirds characterized? (6.3)
a)
elements in the photograph create lines that lead your eye across the picture
b)
element in the photograph naturally frames the subject
c)
The image is divided into three equal parts, and the main subject is never in the middle
d)
elements in the photograph appear to be combined
27.
What is framing in composition? (6.3)
a)
composing your subject in 1/3 of your photo
b)
caking your subject appear distorted
c)
getting close to your subject
d)
composing a subject within another subject
28.
What is the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis? (6.3) This is not a compositional guideline - should we add it?
a)
rule of thirds
b)
symmetry
c)
value
d)
form
29.
A photo of receding railroad tracks would be an example of which of the following? (6.3)
a)
Simplicity
b)
Leading Lines
c)
Rule of Thirds
d)
Point of View
30.
How is the compositional guideline simplicity characterized? (6.3)
a)
elements in the photograph create lines that lead your eye across the picture
b)
element in the photograph naturally frames the subject
c)
the image is divided into three equal parts, and the main subject is never positioned in the middle
d)
subject is highlighted by an uncomplicated background
31.
How would you arrange a photograph that demonstrated the rule of thirds? (6.3)
a)
Get closer to your subject
b)
Place your subject away from the middle of the frame
c)
Change your lens
d)
Find a leading line
32.
How would you arrange a photograph that demonstrated simplicity? (6.3)
a)
Get closer to your subject
b)
Use an uncomplicated background
c)
Change your lens
d)
Find a leading line
33.
All of these are compositional techniques found in photography EXCEPT (6.3)
a)
simplicity
b)
rule of thirds
c)
rule of space
d)
natural light
34.
Which compositional guideline places a subject off-center? (6.3)
a)
lines
b)
rule of thirds
c)
framing
d)
high angle
35.
Which compositional guideline places two subjects on opposite sides of a photograph? (6.3)
a)
balance
b)
framing
c)
rule of thirds
d)
lines
36.
Which of the following is a composition technique that concentrates on keeping only the absolutely necessary information in frame? (6.3)
a)
focal point
b)
rule of thirds
c)
framing
d)
simplicity
37.
Which of the following is the use of an element within your photograph that provides a visible frame within the borders (frame) of the photograph itself? (6.3)
a)
camera angle
b)
symmetry
c)
point of view
d)
framing
38.
Which of the following is taking any image and splitting it into 9 segments by using 3 vertical and 3 horizontal lines? (6.3)
a)
rule of thirds
b)
focal point
c)
camera angle
d)
point of view
39.
Which of the following is a point of interest that makes a work of art unique? (6.3)
a)
rule of thirds
b)
focal point
c)
camera angle
d)
point of view
40.
Which of the following is the position the camera is in when viewing a scene? (6.3)
a)
rule of thirds
b)
focal point
c)
camera angle
d)
point of view
41.
Which of the following is achieved when both sides of the image hold equal weight? (6.3)
a)
symmetry
b)
pattern
c)
Texture
d)
Simplicity
42.
What is abstract? (6.4)
a)
Something concrete
b)
a certain amount of time
c)
a generalization
d)
similar to an unreal dream
43.
What is the purpose of a critique? (6.5)
a)
Fix the image right then and there
b)
Hurt each other’s feelings
c)
Critically analyze a work of art
d)
Bore students and waste time
44.
What is the best way to criticize a work of art? (6.5)
a)
Only describe the negative attributes of the piece.
b)
Only describe the positive attributes of the piece.
c)
Describe both the negative and positive attributes of the piece.
d)
Whisper to your friend about why the piece is not good.
45.
What is a method of presenting and receiving feedback? (6.5)
a)
critique
b)
uploading
c)
contrast
d)
comparing
46.
Which of the following represents a helpful critique? (6.5)
a)
positive aspects and limitations
b)
only positive aspects
c)
personal opinion
d)
only limitations
47.
Which of the following statements is an appropriate critique? (6.5)
a)
I hate that picture, it sucks
b)
That person in your picture is in my math class, and they are so annoying
c)
I do not like it
d)
The image is lacking in depth and could use more saturation
48.
Which definition best fits a critique? (6.5)
a)
The beauty of an artistic work
b)
Negative aspects about an artistic work
c)
A critical review of an artistic work
d)
The quality of an artistic work
49.
What color relationship is created when you use colors opposite each other on the color wheel? (6.6)
a)
complementary colors
b)
tertiary colors
c)
analogous colors
d)
tetradic colors
50.
Which of the following are tones of a single color combined to represent all the different colors within an image? (6.6)
a)
tetradic colors
b)
tertiary colors
c)
analogous colors
d)
monochromatic colors
51.
What is the name of the color scheme that goes from black to white? (6.6)
a)
grayscale
b)
complementary
c)
analogous
d)
triadic
52.
Select a primary color: (6.6)
a)
black
b)
red
c)
violet
d)
White
53.
Which of these is NOT a secondary color? (6.6)
a)
green
b)
orange
c)
violet
d)
Blue
54.
What color relationship is created when you use colors next to each other on the color wheel? (6.6)
a)
complementary
b)
analogous
c)
monochromatic
d)
triad
55.
What is a color palette? (6.6)
a)
a specific group of colors that are used in a photograph, painting, or design
b)
a color wheel made up of red, yellow, and blue primary colors
c)
a single color that triggers the viewer's mind having a specific reaction
d)
a color-corrected photography that uses CMYK color mode
56.
What color palette would be considered analogous? (6.6)
a)
green, red, yellow-orange, blue
b)
green, blue-green, blue, blue-violet
c)
black, white, green, orange
d)
cyan, magenta, black, yellow
57.
What color scheme is a black-and-white photograph? (6.6)
a)
monochromatic
b)
split complementary
c)
tetradic
d)
complimentary
58.
Which of these colors would represent love and peacefulness? (6.7)
a)
black
b)
yellow
c)
green
d)
Pink
59.
Which of these colors would be considered a “warm” color? (6.7)
a)
red
b)
blue
c)
green
d)
Violet
60.
What part of the eye can see red, green, and blue? (6.7)
a)
rods
b)
cones
c)
retina
d)
Wavelengths
61.
What part of the eye can light and darkness? (6.7)
a)
rods
b)
cones
c)
retina
d)
Wavelengths
62.
What is an example of color as a symbol? (6.7)
a)
a white wedding dress representing purity
b)
a key representing the unlocking of a secret
c)
a clock representing passing time
d)
a crow representing the presence of evil
63.
What would red roses most likely symbolize? (6.7)
a)
love
b)
annoyance
c)
grief
d)
boredom
64.
What color usually symbolizes optimism and happiness? (6.7)
a)
brown
b)
black
c)
yellow
d)
grey
65.
What term refers to the relationship between color and emotions, symbolism, and the mind? (6.7)
a)
color theory
b)
color correction
c)
color psychology
d)
color wheel
66.
Why do companies use specific color palettes? (6.7)
a)
they are required to use certain colors
b)
so customers recognize their brand based on color
c)
to imitate the color of the surrounding landscape
d)
to represent the ideas of culture they sell to
67.
What posing technique is NOT used to make someone appear more powerful? (6.8)
a)
making a c shape with the body
b)
looking up at them
c)
looking down on them
d)
fold their arms
68.
What is the name of the color scheme that goes from black to white? (6.8)
a)
grayscale
b)
complementary
c)
analogous
d)
triadic
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