Worksheets25 HS ART PRE-POST
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 39mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
If you want to go into an artistic field when you graduate what is the one things most of the currant careers have in common? According to Scholastic magazine.
a)
learn to use acrylic paint
b)
always carry your sketchbook
c)
learn to draw on a computer/graphic design
d)
Stop making corner suns and stick people
2.
Which type of balance in an art work is exactly the same on both sides?
a)
symmetrical
b)
asymmetrical
c)
radial
d)
off balance
3.
Which type of balance in an artwork both sides are different but still seems the same weight ? It is comfortable to the viewer. (teetertotter)
a)
symmetrical
b)
asymmetrical
c)
radial
d)
off balance
4.
Which type of balance in an artwork that creates symmetry around a central point in an image. It radiates from the center.
a)
symmetrical
b)
asymmetrical
c)
radial
d)
off balance
5.
What is a circle that symbolizes the universe, wholeness, and spirituality called?
a)
Sunshine
b)
Mandala
c)
Ying and yang
d)
Option 4
6.
True or False the Mandala has been used for meditation and artistic expression for thousands of years, and it continues to be a powerful tool for people around the world to find peace, focus, and meaning in their lives
a)
True
b)
False
7.
What is the Element of Art that refers to the darkness or lightness of an object?
a)
a) Color
b)
b) Value
c)
c) Line
8.
Which of the following describes an Element of Art that is a continuous mark made on a surface? It can be thick, thin, curved ect..
a)
a) Line
b)
b) Form
c)
c) Space
9.
The Principle of Art that involves drawing attention to a certain area or object (focus) in an artwork is called:
a)
a) Unity
b)
b) Emphasis
c)
c) Contrast
10.
What does glaze turn into when heated?
a)
lava
b)
greenware
c)
paint
d)
glass
11.
What is the purpose of glaze?
a)
waterproof the vessel
b)
decoration
c)
to harden the clay
d)
both a and b
12.
About how hot is our kiln?
a)
1400 red
b)
1800 orange
c)
2100 yellow
d)
2300 bright yellow
13.
Which type of vessel is made when we use fingers to pinch a ball into the desired shape?
a)
pinch
b)
slab
c)
coil
d)
wheel
14.
Which type of vessel is made when we roll out wedged clay, cut pattern and created a piece of art
a)
pinch
b)
slab
c)
coil
d)
wheel
15.
Which type of vessel is made when we roll out long coils of wedged clay to create vessels
a)
pinch
b)
slab
c)
coil
d)
wheel
16.
Which type of vessel is made when we center a lump of clay onto a circle turn table and create a pot using the spinning of the turn table?
a)
pinch
b)
slab
c)
coil
d)
wheel
17.
This is what you do to clay to get all the air bubbles out and it also alligns the clay particles
a)
Slip
b)
wedging
c)
earthenware
d)
leather hard
18.
This is what type of clay we use at North Huron
a)
Slip
b)
wedging
c)
earthenware
d)
leather hard
19.
This substance which the consistency of yogurt is used as a glue when working with clay...it feels slippery and fills in the little cracks made by scoring.
a)
Slip
b)
wedging
c)
earthenware
d)
leather hard
20.
This clay feels cool to the touch, dark grey but is not ready to be fired yet.
a)
Slip
b)
wedging
c)
earthenware
d)
leather hard
21.
This is clay that is fired once..it is now strong and feels like chalk board
a)
Greenware
b)
bisque
c)
cone
d)
glaze
22.
This is clay that is dried and ready to fire chalky looking and is very fragile.
a)
Greenware/ Bone Dry
b)
bisque
c)
cone
d)
glaze
23.
This is the temperature guide inside the kiln, it bends when the temperature reaches 1800 to activate the switch to shut off the kiln
a)
Greenware
b)
bisque
c)
cone
d)
glaze
24.
This makes the pot waterproof and shiny when heated it changes into glass
a)
Greenware
b)
bisque
c)
cone
d)
glaze
25.
true or false. When working with clay you can work as slow as you want
a)
true
b)
false
26.
When clay dries it ___________________because all the water is out of it.
a)
grows
b)
shrinks
c)
turns dark
d)
cracks
27.
Why did the clay Michigan mug Mrs Souva made for Mr Souva turn out to be green ?
a)
kiln was too hot
b)
she did not put 3 coats of glaze
c)
she mixed yellow and blue glaze
d)
the clay was not dry
28.
Why is it important to use spreader bars when you roll out a piece of wedged clay?
a)
So the clay doesnt get bubbles
b)
So the clay is the same thickness
c)
So you do not roll it out too large
d)
So the rolling pin can have an edge to guide it
29.
Why is it important for the clay to be completely dry before it goes into the kiln
a)
So it wont melt
b)
Because water will boil and blow up the vessel
c)
It will stick to the bottom of the kiln
30.
Where does clay originally come from
a)
Walmart
b)
Amazon.com
c)
The Ground, near riverbed
d)
Art supply store
31.
What is very wet pliable (moldable) clay called right out of the fresh bag
a)
Leather hard
b)
Plastic
c)
Slip
d)
Sludge
32.
What does a 3H pencil do?
a)
Writes light
b)
Writes dark
c)
writes medium
33.
What does a 6B pencil do?
a)
Writes light
b)
Writes dark
c)
writes medium
34.
The secondary colors are...
a)
Red, yellow, green
b)
Red, yellow, blue
c)
Green, orange, violet
35.
The primary colors are...
a)
Red, yellow, green
b)
Red, yellow, blue
c)
Green, orange, violet
36.
A tint is any hue(color) plus...
a)
Grey
b)
Black
c)
White
d)
Brown
37.
A shade is any hue(color) plus...
a)
Grey
b)
Black
c)
White
d)
Brown
38.
You can make every color in the world by mixing together combinations of the primary colors plus black and white?
a)
True
b)
False
39.
You can mix colors to create red, yellow, and blue.
a)
True
b)
False
40.
When you are creating an object with one point perspective you start with the...... of the object
a)
face or flat side
b)
edge or corner
c)
obtuse angle
d)
acute angle
41.
When you are creating an object with two point perspective you start with the...... of the object
a)
face or flat side
b)
edge or corner
c)
obtuse angle
d)
acute angle
42.
Which of the following IS NOT a rule for 1 point perspective
a)
lines make a ninety degree angle
b)
lines are vertical
c)
lines are horizontal
d)
lines go to the vanishing point
43.
Two point perspective only has two rules..
a)
lines make a ninety degree angle
b)
lines are horizontal
c)
lines go to the vanishing point or they are vertical
44.
Acrylic paint
a)
is transparent
b)
is opaque and dries matte
c)
Cleans up with the solvent turpentine
d)
turns to plastic when dried and if difficult to get out
45.
Oil paint
a)
is transparent
b)
is opaque and dries matte
c)
Dries slowly and cleans up with the solvent turpentine
d)
turns to plastic when dried and if difficult to get out
46.
Watercolor paint
a)
create a softer color and is transparent
b)
is opaque and dries matte
c)
Dries slowly and cleans up with the solvent turpentine
d)
turns to plastic when dried and if difficult to get out
47.
Paint Brush handles are usually
a)
plastic or wood
b)
resin
c)
cardboard
d)
metal
48.
A Paint Brush ferrule is
a)
the metal piece that connect bristles to the handle
b)
made of synthetic or natural materials some soft, some hard
c)
used to erase paint
d)
flats, rounds, or fan
49.
Paint Brush bristles are
a)
the metal piece that connect bristles to the handle
b)
made of synthetic or natural materials some soft, some hard
c)
used to erase paint
d)
flats, rounds, or fan
50.
Paint Brush types include
a)
the metal piece that connect bristles to the handle
b)
made of synthetic or natural materials some soft, some hard
c)
used to erase paint
d)
flats, rounds, or fan
51.
True or False Brushes should be stored hairs down
a)
True
b)
False
52.
True or False If paint gets into the ferrule it can ruin the brush
a)
True
b)
False
53.
Big area big brush, little area little brush
a)
true
b)
False
54.
Watercolor brushes should be
a)
soft and fluffy= absorbent
b)
real hair with some strength (light colored sometimes stained)
c)
flat plastic black bristles =cheaply made
d)
stored with bristles down
e)
55.
Acrylic brushes should be
a)
soft and fluffy= absorbent
b)
real hair with some strength (light colored sometimes stained)
c)
flat plastic black bristles =cheaply made
d)
stored with bristles down
56.
Draw light until you get it.....
a)
big enough
b)
Right!!!
c)
on the left side
d)
in the middle
57.
If we want it darker we will use a ....
a)
calligraphy pen
b)
india ink
c)
Marker
d)
highlighter
58.
Which Element of Art refers to the three-dimensional quality or mass of an object?
a)
a) Form
b)
b) Shape
c)
c) Space
59.
The Principle of Art that involves the repetition of elements to create a sense of unity or pattern is called:
a)
a) Rhythm
b)
b) Variety
c)
c) Movement
60.
What is the Element of Art that refers to the area around, between, or within objects?
a)
a) Space
b)
b) Texture
c)
c) Form
61.
The Principle of Art that refers to the visual weight and distribution of elements is called:
a)
a) Balance
b)
b) Contrast
c)
c) Unity
d)
62.
The Principle of Art that creates a sense of harmony and agreement (pleasing to the eye) in an artwork is called:
a)
) Unity
b)
b) Movement
c)
c) Color
63.
Which Element of Art refers to the outline edge of an object it can be organic or geometric
a)
a) Form
b)
b) Shape
c)
c) Space
64.
Which Element of Art refers to a particular hue or combination of hues that can be used in art?
a)
a) Color
b)
b) Line
c)
c) Value
65.
The Principle of Art that refers to differences in size, shape, color, or texture (opposites) to create visual interest is called:
a)
a) Contrast
b)
b) Movement
c)
c) Proportion
66.
Which of the following is an Element of Art that can be used to show depth in a work of art?
a)
a) Space
b)
b) Texture
c)
c) Shape
67.
Which of the following is an Element of Art that refers to the surface quality or feel of an object?
a)
a) Shape
b)
b) Texture
c)
c) Value
68.
Paint: What were pigments originally mixed with to create tempera paint
a)
Elmer's glue
b)
eggs
c)
oil
d)
horse hooves
69.
Choose 2 (two) differences between tempera and acrylic
a)
tempera dries matte finish
b)
tempera contain egg yolk
c)
tempera is easier to clean up
d)
tempera turns into plastic when it dries
70.
Why do oil paints take so long to dry?
a)
the egg yolk makes them sticky
b)
they have oil in them
c)
pigment and Elmers glue reaction
d)
humidity
71.
What makes oil paints so hard to use.
a)
turpentine to clean brushes
b)
needs ventilation due to the fumes
c)
canvas may need a primer and a sealer (varnish)
d)
all of the above
72.
Which paint is NOT opaque?
a)
tempera
b)
acrylic
c)
watercolor
d)
oil
73.
Which paint is transparent?
a)
tempera
b)
acrylic
c)
watercolor
d)
oil
74.
Which paint dries matte (dull)
a)
tempera
b)
acrylic
c)
watercolor
d)
oil
75.
Pastels: This type of pastel is made with dry pigment and a binder
a)
oil pastels
b)
chalk pastels
c)
crayons
d)
charcoal
76.
Pastels: This type of pastel is made from oil and pigment
a)
oil pastels
b)
chalk pastels
c)
crayons
d)
charcoal
77.
Plan a small exhibition of Impressionist art. List three artists you would include and explain why their work represents this movement.
a)
Monet, Degas, Renoir; their use of light and color captures the essence of Impressionism.
b)
Picasso, Dali, Matisse; they are well-known modern artists.
c)
Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Michelangelo; they are famous for their detailed historical paintings.
d)
Warhol, Lichtenstein, Banksy; they focus on pop art and modern expressions.
78.
Which of the following is NOT a primary color?
a)
Red
b)
Blue
c)
Green
d)
Yellow
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