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WorksheetsArt Review
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 32mins
Which of the following is NOT an element of art?
Line
Shape
Emphasis
Texture
Line is best described as:
A flat area with no form
A continuous mark made by a moving point
A 3D shape
The illusion of depth
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3-dimensional and creates form
A tactile surface
An enclosed area formed by lines
Created by value
Value refers to:
How much something is worth
The thickness of a line
Which element is 3-dimensional?
Line
Form
Shape
Color
The element of space refers to:
The texture of objects
Use of form
The illusion of depth on a 2D surface
The background only
Emphasis in an artwork is:
The background
The area the artist wants to stand out
A type of texture
The darkest value
Repetition in art is also known as:
Space
Rhythm
Which principle uses differences to make elements stand out?
Unity
Balance
Contrast
Rhythm
Radial balance involves:
Stability through symmetry
A central point where elements radiate
Unequal sides
Proportional color
Which balance means both sides are exactly the same?
Radial
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Disproportionate
Asymmetrical balance means:
Both sides mirror each other
The sides are different but still balanced
Proportion in art refers to:
Brightness of color
Size relationships between objects
Drawing tools
Movement in artwork
Unity in artwork gives:
Chaos
An incomplete feel
Harmony
Opposition
The building blocks of art are:
Principles of design
Drawing tools
Elements of art
Warm colors
Primary colors include:
Which of the following are the primary colors?
Red, Green, Blue
Yellow, Red, Blue
Yellow-Green, Red-Orange, Blue-Violet
Black, White, Gray
Secondary colors are made by mixing:
Two primary colors
A color and white
Warm and cool colors
Red and gray
A tint is made by adding to a color.
Black
Gray
Blue
A shade is created by adding:
Gray
Yellow
White
Black
A tone is made by mixing a color with:
(a)
Which of the following is a neutral color?
Blue
Gray
White
Red
Warm colors include:
Blue, Violet, Green
Yellow, Red, Orange
Black, Gray, White
Violet, Green, Yellow-Green
Cool colors are:
Colors with yellow tones
Blue, Green, Violet
Primary colors
Orange and red
Complementary colors are:
Next to each other on the color wheel
A color and its tint
Directly opposite on the color wheel
All primary colors together
Monochromatic means:
Which of the following describes a monochromatic color scheme?
One color with its tints and shades
One color with its tints and shades
Multiple bright colors
Complementary colors
Triadic colors:
Are all warm colors
Are three colors in a triangle on the color wheel
Are all shades of one color
Are unrelated hues
Hatching is:
Crossing lines
Parallel lines for value
Only used in painting
A type of balance
Cross-hatching involves:
Light blending
Only diagonal lines
Intersecting lines to show value
Erasing to add highlights
The horizon line is:
Always diagonal
A line where the sky meets land or water
Never used in perspective
A technique of shading
One-point perspective uses:
Three vanishing points
One vanishing point on the horizon
Multiple focal points
Radial lines
Worm’s eye view means:
Looking from above
From ground level looking up
Straight on
Bird's eye view
Vanishing points:
Only appear in realism
Do not exist in 2D
Are where parallel lines appear to meet
Cannot be drawn
Foreshortening makes closer objects appear:
Smaller
Transparent
Farther away
Larger
Conté crayons are typically in what colors?
Black, white, red, and brown
Green, purple, yellow
All rainbow colors
Metallic only
Graphite is:
A painting tool
Used in brushes
Found in pencils
A type of chalk Halle
Fixative is used to:
Add color
Erase marks
Protect dry media from smudging
Mix paint
Acrylic paint:
Uses oil as a binder
Dries slowly
Is water-based and fast drying
Is only used on wood
A wash is:
A thick layer of paint
A technique to dry paint
A thin, transparent paint layer
Not used in watercolor
Chiaroscuro refers to:
Using only cool colors
Contrasting light and dark
One-point perspective
Negative space
The purity of a color is called:
Chroma
Tint
Shade
Nonrepresentational art:
Is always abstract
Shows recognizable objects
Mimics photography
Is always in grayscale
A mural is:
A small painting
Drawn only in pencil
A painting on a wall
A painted sculpture
A stretched canvas is:
Cloth stretched over a wooden frame
Paper taped to a desk
Always square
Not used for acrylic
Realism in art:
Is non-objective
Is only in sculpture
Depicts things as they appear
Positive space refers to:
The background
The object itself
The sky
The area around the object
Local color is:
Imagined color
Opposite on the color wheel
The actual color of the object
Shaded color
A brayer is:
Used to mix paint
A small roller for ink
A printmaking knife
A sculpting tool
A monoprint is:
A large print
One unique print
Greenware is:
Glazed clay
Clay before firing
Always green
Made with copper
Slip is used to:
Cut clay
Color ceramics
Glue pieces of clay together
Fire clay
Wedging is:
Painting with clay
Sculpting with tools
Removing air pockets from clay
Decorating a pot
