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Art I Final Study Guide Quiz


Froggy Jumps Art I Final Study Guide QuizVersión en línea Key art concepts review por Christopher 1 What is the best way to learn about art? a OBSERVE it b MAKE it c DRAW it 2 A way to portray forms on 2-dimensional surface so that they appear to project from or recede behind a flat surface; illusion of spatial depth is called a Perspective b Chiaroscuro c Foreshortening 3 A dry material, almost like colored chalk. Halfway between drawing and painting. a Watercolors b Ink c Chalk Pastels 4 What medium can be compressed into sticks, like chalk, and has a soft, grainy quality that smudges easily? a Graphite b Pastel c Charcoal 5 Paintings of the natural environment. a Portraits b Landscape paintings c Seascapes 6 _______ come in a variety of sizes and shapes, but are all representations of people. a Animals b Clothing c FIGURES 7 A series of intersecting lines used to show shading or volume in a drawing. a Hatching b Stippling c Cross-hatching 8 A painting of inanimate objects a Abstract b A Still life painting c Portrait 9 Tools of the artist a Subjects b Techniques c MEDIA 10 Turning a picture upside down helps the artist perceive ... a Lighting b Color mixing c Shapes and space 11 The empty area or areas which surround or occur within a shape is a Positive space b Negative space c Texture 12 A broad thin layer of diluted pigment, ink, glaze or patina is called a a Primer b WASH c glaze 13 The place where 2 things meet is called an.... a surface b corner c edge 14 Drawing with close intense observation as you draw the edges of a form without looking at the drawing is called - a Gesture drawing b Blind/pure contour drawing c Sighting 15 A pattern of closely spaced dots or small marks used to create a sense of three-dimensionally on a flat surface, especially in drawing and printmaking. a Stippling b Scumbling c Hatching 16 An edge as you perceive it in 3-D. a Contour b Shade c Outline 17 An ordered relationship among the parts of elements of a work of art. a Texture b Balance c Composition 18 An element of design that is the path left BY A MOVING POINT - a mark made by a pointed tool and is often defined by a moving dot. a LINE b SHAPE c FORM 19 An element of design that is an enclosed space, having only two dimensions. a VALUE b SHAPE c COLOR 20 An element of design that is three-dimensional and encloses volume a TEXTURE b FORM c LINE 21 The element of design that refers to the quality of a surface –both tactile and visual. a COLOR b SPACE c TEXTURE 22 An element of design in which the surface is painted to LOOK like texture but in reality it is not a SIMULATED TEXTURE b REAL TEXTURE c GLOSS 23 An element of design that indicates areas in a painting (positive/negative) the feeling of DEPTH in a two-dimensional work of art. a SPACE b LINE c VALUE 24 An element of art with 3 properties: 1.hue 2. Intensity 3. Value a COLOR b TEXTURE c SCALE 25 An element of design that is related to the lightness and the darkness of a color or tone. a Saturation b INTENSITY c VALUE 26 ____ refers to the formal visual equalization in a work of art a ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE b UNITY c SYMMETRICAL BALANCE 27 ____ refers to an informal visual equalization, often with larger masses on one side a EMPHASIS b ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE c SYMMETRICAL BALANCE 28 ____ combines the elements and principles of art to create a single harmonious work a CONTRAST b UNITY c EMPHASIS 29 ____ is the way of developing the main theme in a work of art a UNITY b EMPHASIS c PATTERN 30 ____ refers to differences in values, colors, textures to achieve emphasis and interest a BALANCE b MOVEMENT c CONTRAST 31 ____ is the use of repeated lines, colors and shapes to show real or imagined things a UNITY b RHYTHM c PATTERN 32 ____refers to the arrangement of parts to create a direction of the eye through the work a RHYTHM b EMPHASIS c MOVEMENT 33 ____ indicates a type of movement in an artwork or design, often by repeated shapes, lines or colors a MOVEMENT b PATTERN c RHYTHM 34 Cerebral Hemispheres: The transformation from one mental state to another (L-R) mode is called ---- a cognitive shift b mental flip c neural drift 35 The connecting nerve between the two-hemispheres of the brain is called the ---- a spinal cord b optic nerve c corpus callosum 36 WHAT is the brightest light where light from the source falls most directly on the object a Highlight b Shadow c Reflected light 37 Reflected Light - A dim light, bounced back onto the object by light falling on surrounding surfaces a Reflected Light b Direct light c Highlight 38 In light logic, WHAT is the darkest or lowest value a White b Black c Gray 39 WHAT lies between the highlight and the reflected light a Cast Shadow b Crest Shadow c Core Shadow 40 WHAT is the darkest area caused by the object blocking light from the source a Reflected Light b Cast Shadow c Highlight 41 Color Theory - WHAT is the brightness or dullness of a hue a Hue b INTENSITY c Value 42 WHAT COLORS are Red, blue, yellow a Tertiary colors b PRIMARY COLORS c Secondary colors 43 A color scheme uses a single color is.... a Complementary scheme b Analogous scheme c monochromatic color scheme 44 A tint is created by adding ---- to a hue a Gray b White c Black 45 A shade is created by adding ____ to a hue a Gray b White c Black 46 In color theory, white is .... a White is no color b White is mixture of blacks c White is all colors saturated 47 In color theory, black is a Black reflects all colors b Black is the absorption of all colors c Black is primary color 48 WHAT creates distance by less clear contours and diminished color a Shadowing b Atmospheric Perspective c Linear Perspective 49 ______ is imaginary point(s) at eye level toward which parallel lines recede a Vanishing Point b Horizon Line c Convergence Line 50 ______ are lines that come together toward a vanishing point a Perpendicular Line b Convergence Line c Horizon Line 51 _____ Perspective uses parallel lines receding to imaginary points on the horizon a Isometric Projection b Atmospheric Perspective c Linear Perspective 52 WHAT is the division between earth and sky, as seen by an observer a Eye Level b Horizon Line c Vanishing Point 53 The EYES are.... a The EYES are at the chin b The EYES are situated approximately half way down the head c The EYES are at the top of the head 54 Half way between the eyes and the bottom of the head is where the bottom of your ____ sits a Ears b Nose c Mouth 55 The widest section of your face is approximately ___ equal eye lengths a 5 b 3 c 7 56 Which is true? a Nose is wider than one eye b Nose is narrower than one eye c The width of your nose is equal to the width of one EYE

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por Christopher

What is the best way to learn about art?

A way to portray forms on 2-dimensional surface so that they appear to project from or recede behind a flat surface; illusion of spatial depth is called

A dry material, almost like colored chalk. Halfway between drawing and painting.

What medium can be compressed into sticks, like chalk, and has a soft, grainy quality that smudges easily?

Paintings of the natural environment.

_______ come in a variety of sizes and shapes, but are all representations of people.

A series of intersecting lines used to show shading or volume in a drawing.

A painting of inanimate objects

Tools of the artist

Turning a picture upside down helps the artist perceive ...

The empty area or areas which surround or occur within a shape is

A broad thin layer of diluted pigment, ink, glaze or patina is called a

The place where 2 things meet is called an....

Drawing with close intense observation as you draw the edges of a form without looking at the drawing is called -

A pattern of closely spaced dots or small marks used to create a sense of three-dimensionally on a flat surface, especially in drawing and printmaking.

An edge as you perceive it in 3-D.

An ordered relationship among the parts of elements of a work of art.

An element of design that is the path left BY A MOVING POINT - a mark made by a pointed tool and is often defined by a moving dot.

An element of design that is an enclosed space, having only two dimensions.

An element of design that is three-dimensional and encloses volume

The element of design that refers to the quality of a surface –both tactile and visual.

An element of design in which the surface is painted to LOOK like texture but in reality it is not

An element of design that indicates areas in a painting (positive/negative) the feeling of DEPTH in a two-dimensional work of art.

An element of art with 3 properties: 1.hue 2. Intensity 3. Value

An element of design that is related to the lightness and the darkness of a color or tone.

____ refers to the formal visual equalization in a work of art

____ refers to an informal visual equalization, often with larger masses on one side

____ combines the elements and principles of art to create a single harmonious work

____ is the way of developing the main theme in a work of art

____ refers to differences in values, colors, textures to achieve emphasis and interest

____ is the use of repeated lines, colors and shapes to show real or imagined things

____refers to the arrangement of parts to create a direction of the eye through the work

____ indicates a type of movement in an artwork or design, often by repeated shapes, lines or colors

Cerebral Hemispheres: The transformation from one mental state to another (L-R) mode is called ----

The connecting nerve between the two-hemispheres of the brain is called the ----

WHAT is the brightest light where light from the source falls most directly on the object

Reflected Light - A dim light, bounced back onto the object by light falling on surrounding surfaces

In light logic, WHAT is the darkest or lowest value

WHAT lies between the highlight and the reflected light

WHAT is the darkest area caused by the object blocking light from the source

Color Theory - WHAT is the brightness or dullness of a hue

WHAT COLORS are Red, blue, yellow

A color scheme uses a single color is....

A tint is created by adding ---- to a hue

A shade is created by adding ____ to a hue

In color theory, white is ....

In color theory, black is

WHAT creates distance by less clear contours and diminished color

______ is imaginary point(s) at eye level toward which parallel lines recede

______ are lines that come together toward a vanishing point

_____ Perspective uses parallel lines receding to imaginary points on the horizon

WHAT is the division between earth and sky, as seen by an observer

The EYES are....

Half way between the eyes and the bottom of the head is where the bottom of your ____ sits

The widest section of your face is approximately ___ equal eye lengths

Which is true?