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WorksheetsFinal Exam Art 2025
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 1hrs 11mins
A way of combining elements to add a feeling of equilibrium or stability to a work of art. Major types are symmetrical and asymmetrical.
Emphasis
Balance
Texture
Contrast
How many elements of art are there?
5
7
3
An artist must use every element of art to create a work of art.
True
False
Form is:
2-Dimensional
3-Dimensional
Non-existent
What is this technique called?
Stippling/
Pointillism
Scribbling
Scumbling
Shading
What is this technique called?
Stippling/
Pointillism
Scrabbling
Scumbling
Shading
What is this technique called?
Hatching
Lines
Hash Marks
Cross-Hatching
How do you make a lighter value with cross-hatching?
Apply more pressure.
Use the lines.
Draw the lines farther apart.
Apply less pressure.
What is a composition?
The colors and shapes of a photograph
The placement of objects in a work of art.
The subject matter of an image
The caption of a photograph
A strong composition should always use an even number of items.
True
False
Where should the focal point of an image be?
Left
Right
Center
Rule of thirds
On the rule of thirds, where the lines intersect, what is that called?
(a)
A strong composition should have items that are ________.
all the same size
all small in size
all large in size
varying sizes
Does this image follow the rule of thirds?
Yes
No
What is the art element that describes the darkness or lightness of an object?
Line
Value
Form
Shape
______ is the light reflected off of objects. It has three main characteristics: hue, value, and intensity.
texture
proportion
color
line
A series of spaces filled with the tints and shades of one color, starting with white or the lightest tint on one end, and gradually changing into the darkest shade or black on the other.
Major scale
Fish scale
Pentatonic scale
Value scale
A technique of shading so that there is a gentle and gradual transition from one to another.
Value
Blending
Stippling
Hatching
The shading technique that gradually adds values by applying pressure to the side of the pencil. The more pressure added, the darker the values appear. It is generally an artist's preferred choice of shading.
Blending
Hatching
Cross-Hatching
Stippling
Scribbling/Scumbling
To achieve the darkest value which pencil should you use?
6B
B
H
4H
To achieve the lightest value which pencil should you use?
6B
B
H
2H
Name the area labeled 3.
(a)
Name the area labeled 4.
(a)
Name the area labeled 5.
(a)
Which pencil would you use to achieve a medium value?
6B
B
H
2H
HB
What is the importance of using different values in a drawing?
To create a flat appearance
To create depth and dimension
To create a single color
To create a single texture
How can artists create the illusion of depth in a two-dimensional artwork? (select 2 correct answers)
By using only bright colors
By including a foreground, middle ground and background
By using only dark colors
By including a vanishing point
Choose the definition that matches the term "Foreground".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
Objects in the front of the artwork
Using lines, shapes, etc to lead the viewer through the artwork
Objects in the back of the artwork
What does it mean to critique a piece of art?
To only point out what you dislike about the artwork.
To give your opinion without any explanation.
To analyze and evaluate the artwork in a detailed and structured way.
To praise the artwork regardless of its quality.
When critiquing art, why is it important to know about the artist's background?
It is not important at all.
It can influence the artwork's value.
Understanding the artist's background can provide deeper insight into the artwork's themes and intentions.
It only matters if the artist is famous.
What does the term "medium" refer to in art?
The size of the artwork.
The materials used to create the artwork.
The average quality of the artwork.
The time period in which the artwork was created.
When critiquing art, why is it important to know about the artist's background?
It is not important at all.
It can influence the artwork's value.
Understanding the artist's background can provide deeper insight into the artwork's themes and intentions.
It only matters if the artist is famous.
Which color scheme did the artist use?
Primary Colors
Triad Colors
Complementary Colors
Analogous Colors
Which color scheme is this an example of?
Analogous
Triad
Monochromatic
Complementary
Red, yellow and blue are called the__________________________.
Secondary Colors
Primary Colors
Analogous Colors
Complementary Colors
This is an example of ____________________________.
Color Triad
Analogous Colors
Monochromatic Colors
Cool Colors
This is an example of a _____________ color scheme painting.
Complementary
Monochromatic
Triad
Analogous
This color scheme consists of two colors, directly across from one another on the color wheel.
Analogous
Primary
Complementary
Secondary
This color scheme consists of 3-4 colors, side by side on the color wheel.
Monochromatic
Triad
Analogous
Neutral
What do you add to your hue to create a tint?
black
white
it's complement
a neutral
What do you add to your hue to create a shade?
Black
white
red
green
When you mix complementary colors together you create a vibrant color.
False
True
What are the three properties of color? Select all that apply.
Hue
Value
Intensity
Solvent
Binder
What is the term for a color scheme that uses only one hue and its various tints and shades?
Monochromatic
Analogous
Complementary
Triad
Which color scheme involves three colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel?
Analogous
Triad
Monochromatic
Complementary
What do you call a color scheme that uses 3-4 colors side by side on the color wheel?
Complementary
Analogous
Triad
Monochromatic
These three colors are used to make all of the other colors on the color wheel.
(a)
Which term is the basic name of a color on the color wheel?
hue
intensity
value
Hue refers to
the name of a color.
the value of a color.
the tone of a color.
the intensity of a color.
All paints are made of three things...
(a)
Value is
an element of art.
a property of color.
the lightness or darkness of a hue.
how much something is worth.
To make a tint in watercolors you add white to a hue.
True
False
Tone refers to the __________ of a color.
Hue
Value
Intensity
Name
Name the fluid used to keep the paper white while painting large areas.
(a)
Name the artist who painted this image.
(a)
Which water color technique should you use to create the Milky Way Sky?
Wet on Wet
Wet on Dry
Graded Wash
Dry Brush
To create a sharp edge when painting in watercolors which technique would you use?
Wet on Wet
Wet on Dry
Masking Fluid
Dry Brush
Who painted the following?
Renoir
Monet
Cassatt
Degas
What is the true subject of Impressionism? (Hint: Monet studied haystacks to understand this.)
light & true color
landscapes and water
flowers and lily pads
boats
Who was known for their paintings of ballerinas?
Degas
Renoir
Monet
Cassat
Where did Impressionism began ?
SPAIN
ITALY
FRANCE
FINLAND
What do most of the Impressionists artists paint?
Religion scenes
Daily objects/ scenery
Family portraits
Outdoor painting
Choose the correct painting that "Impressionism" was name after.
Which artist is famous for their paintings of haystacks?
Pierre August Renoir
Mary Cassat
Claude Monet
Pablo Picasso
What technique did Impressionist painters often use to capture the effects of light?
Short, thick strokes of paint
Pointillism
Chiaroscuro
Linear perspective
Which artist created this painting?
Monet
Degas
Renoir
Cassat
Which artist created this painting?
Renoir
Degas
Cassat
Monet
