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WorksheetsElements, Principles and Color Theory Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 50mins
What does color theory study?
The creation of tertiary colors
The interaction of colors with each other
The mixing of primary hues
The use of monochromatic colors
What are analogous colors?
Colors that are opposite on the color wheel
Colors that are beside or next to each other on the color wheel
Colors that are created by mixing primary hues
Colors that are tints and shades of one single color
_________ is a 3D object or the "illusion" of being 3D.
Line
Texture
Shape
Form
a moving point across a surface
What Element of Art is demonstrated in the picture?
line
value
contrast
space
Which two Principles are demonstrated in Van Gogh's painting "Starry Night" sky?
Movement
Line
_________ means everything seems to have equal weight; it can be symmetrical, asymmetrical or radial.
Pattern
Movement
Balance
Scale
What Principle describes the size relationship between two or more objects?
Variety
Space
Movement
Proportion
Primary Colors
In color theory, what colors are created by mixing primary colors?
Tertiary colors
Secondary colors
Complementary colors
Analogous colors
What are all the secondary colors? (use lower case)
(a)
The first row is an example of a _________ of red.
tint
shade
tone
pure hue
What element of art creates the distances or areas around, between, and within a piece
value
space
line
shape
What defines a repetition of elements of art or anything else
Pattern
Unity
Line
Color
_________ leads your eye through an image.
Movement
Variety
Scale
Balance
What does 'Contrast' mean in the Principles of Design?
The differences in value, colors, or elements
The main focus or idea that grabs attention
Patterns in repeating elements
The brightness or intensity of a color
Tints, tones and shades of one color
Which principle of design is achieved when all elements in an artwork work together to create a sense of completeness?
Pattern
Unity
Contrast
Emphasis
What element of art refers to the feel of a surface quality, which can be either actual or implied?
Texture
Shape
Value
Form
Which of the following is NOT considered a principle of design?
Balance
Rhythm
Line
Emphasis
Which principle of design is used to draw attention to a specific part of an artwork?
Unity
Emphasis
Pattern
Rhythm
Which Element of Art is defined by the area enclosed by lines and can be geometric or organic?
Shape
Texture
Form
Value
