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1 FINL!! RT RITIISM KNOWLEGE/OMPREHENSION 1. Which of the following is FLSE? Line is a path in space. Lines can vary in direction, width and length. gestural line shows expression. contour line defines only the edge of an object. 2. Which of the following is FLSE? Forms and shapes can be geometric or organic. Forms are three-dimensional. Forms and shapes can be two-dimensional. Geometric shapes are normally made with straight lines. 3. Which of the following is a list of elements of design. line, shape, space, color, texture, form shape, space, emphasis, color, form shape, form, rhythm, line, color color, texture, line, size, space, form 4. Which of the following is FLSE? olor is light absorbed by an object. Primary colors make all other colors. Secondary colors are made by mixing two primary colors. Value is lightness or darkness. 5. Which of the following makes an object appear closer to the viewer. Placing it higher up. Making it smaller. Giving it more detail. Giving it a duller, faded color. 6. Imitating a real texture is called: ctual Texture Visual Texture Simulated Texture Fake Texture 7. Which of the following is a list of the principles of art and design? rhythm, balance, size, scale, pattern, unity, emphasis rhythm, balance, movement, proportion, unity, emphasis, variety, line, shape, form, balance, unity, variety unity, balance, emphasis, variety, color, texture 8. Which of the following is FLSE? Elements are the building blocks of art & design. rt can be made without the elements. Principles are ways to organize and use the elements. Elements and principles can be used to make good art. 9. nother word for rhythm in art might be: alance Repetition eat Symmetry 10. alance in art is: The repetition of objects or elements. Equalizing the visual forces in a work of art. The area around or within an object. n element of art. 11. Which of the following is FLSE? Movement creates the look or feeling of action. Proportion is the size of one part in relation to another part. Emphasis creates dominance in an artwork. Unity means many versions of one element. 12. The best example of variety in color would be: monochromatic color scheme Warm colors only omplementary colors ll colors on the color wheel 13. Which type of balance uses unlike objects on both sides of the central axis? Formal Informal Symmetry Radial

2 14. Which type of rhythm uses a motif that stays the same with equal spacing? Regular Random lternating Progressive 15. Which of the following is FLSE? Positive space is the space an object takes up. Negative space is the space around an object. Space is the area around or within an object. Negative space is invisible. 16. cube is an example of: geometric shape geometric form organic form organic shape 17. Which is FLSE? Perspective creates the illusion of depth on a 2- surface. Perspective can be created with converging lines. Perspective can be created with value. Perspective makes a work look abstract. 18. Which is FLSE? monochromatic color scheme uses one hue and tints & shades of that hue. omplementary colors are next to each other on the color wheel. Oranges, reds and yellows are warm colors. Hue is another word for color. 19. Unity can be created by all of the following EXEPT: using fewer variations. using similar elements. repeating elements. using a lot of variety. 20. Emphasis can be created by all of the following EXEPT: putting objects all alone making objects look very similar putting an object toward the center of a work of art. using contrast between elements. PPLITION/NLYSIS 21. The best way to describe line in work 1 is: smooth, contour rough, gestural thick, outline thin, implied 22. The best way to describe the shape and form in work 2 would be: geometric shapes geometric forms organic shapes organic forms 23. Perspective in work 3 is created by all of the following EXEPT: converging lines value placing objects higher up to make them appear further away making objects smaller to make them appear closer 24. The color in work 4 can be best described as: analogous, warm monochromatic, cool complementary primary 25. Work 5 uses what kind of rhythm? regular random alternating progressive 26. Work 6 uses what kind of balance? formal symmetrical radial informal 27. The primary way the artist creates emphasis in work 7 is by: isolating the object placing the object toward the center creating contrast between the object and the background using convergence

3 28. Unity is created in work 8 by: using a lot of texture breaking down the object using many types of shapes using fewer colors 29. The proportions/scale of the people in work 9 would be called accurate proportions exaggerated proportion hierarchcical proportion foreshortened proportion 30. The horizontal lines in work 10 help to create: Emphasis Movement alance Variety RT HISTORY KNOWLEGE/OMPREHENSION 31. Which of the following is in the correct order? Egypt, Greece, Rome, Renaissance, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, ubism, Surrealism, bstract Expressionism, Pop rt Egypt, Greece, Rome, Renaissance, Surrealism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, ubism, bstract Expressionism, Pop rt Egypt, Greece, Rome, Renaissance, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, ubism, Surrealism, Pop rt, bstract Expressionism Egypt, Rome, Greece, Renaissance, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, ubism, Surrealism, bstract Expressionism, Pop rt 32. Which is NOT true of ncient Greece? Used post and lintel architecture (columns) Used cement and arches Gods and Goddesses were often the subject of the artwork reated orange and black vase paintings 33. Which is NOT true of ncient Egypt? People were posed in a very stiff way Flat color elieved in afterlife First started showing nudity 34. Which is NOT true of ncient Rome? Started using value Introduced arches into architecture Gods and Goddesses were often the subject of the artwork Introduced domes into architecture 35. Which is NOT true of the Renaissance Was a rebirth of Egyptian art egan using accurate perspective Used consistent light and shadow Was influenced by the artwork of antiquity 36. Which of the following is not true of Impressionism? Mostly painted outdoors Used light colors First major movement after the Renaissance Mark Rothko was a part of the movement 37. Which of the following makes Impressionism LIKE Post-Impressionism? They both used bright colors They both painted with visible brush-strokes van Gogh painted in both movements oth were very planned out 38. Which of the following is NOT true of ubism? Founded by raque and Picasso roke objects down into organic shapes Put objects back together in an abstract way Influenced by frican tribal masks 39. Which of the following is NOT true of Surrealism? Everyday scenes Objects that would not normally be paired ali is probably the most famous artist from this movement Inspired by dream analysis 40. Which is NOT true of bstract Expressionism? Paint was often applied to the canvas with speed or force. Rene Magritte was probably the most famous artist from this movement Their paintings were not recognizable images First merican movement to achieve worldwide influence

4 41. Which is NOT true of Pop rt? ndy Warhol is probably the most famous artist from this movement They showed everyday objects & things from popular culture as art Used mass printing techniques to create art Pop rt got its name from the first piece of art in the movement a picture of a Pop ottle 42. Which of the following is FLSE? Georgia O Keefe was a famous female artist. Georgia O Keefe was famous for her close-up flowers and animal skulls M. Escher created complex tessellations and impossible constructions M.. Escher was a famous Renaissance artist 43. ll of the following are similarities between Romare earden and Jacob Lawrence EXEPT: They were influencial lack artists. They were both known as painters. They both used frican-merican life as their subject. They both were a part of a small movement called the Halem Renaissance. 44. Which of the following is FLSE? ndy Goldsworthy is considered an bstract Expressionist ndy Goldworthy uses nature to create his artwork huck lose created large scale portraits. huck lose still paints even though he is severely paralyzed 45. Which is FLSE? Masaccio is considered the founder of Renaissance painting onatello was a Renaissance painter otticelli showed mythology in his artwork Michelangelo was a Renaissance painter, sculptor and architect 46. Which is NOT a Michelangelo masterpeice? Mona Lisa The Statue of avid The eiling of the Sistine hapel The Pieta 47. Which is FLSE? Rothko painted soft-edged rectangles Pollock painted outdoor scenes Picasso had blue, rose, african and cubism stages in his work van Gogh is known for his bright colors and thick brushstrokes 48. Which is FLSE? egas painted ballerinas Monet painted water lilies Warhol repeated everyday objects raque painted melting clocks 49. Which O NOT go together? Lichtenstein, Warhol, Pop rt van Gogh, earden, Post-Impressionism Monet, egas, Impressionism ali, Magritte, Surrealism 50. Which O NOT go together? onatello, Giotto, ncient Rome Pollock, Rothko, bstract Expressionism raque, Picasso, ubism da Vinci, Raphael, Renaissance PPLITION/NLYSIS 51. Which work is probably from Egypt? Which work is probably from Greece? Which work is probably from Rome? Which work is probably from Impressionism?

5 55. Which work is probably by Jacob Lawrence? Which work is probably from ubism? 2&4 2&8 8&12 1&8 57. Which work is probably by ali? Which work is probably from bstract Expressionism? Which work is probably from Pop rt? Which work is probably from the Renaissance? 3&18 3&4 3&15 15&17 RT ESTHETIS KNOWLEGE/OMPREHENSION 61. Imitationalists think the most important aspect of artwork is: emphasizing elements and principles creating a realistic depiction of the subject the feeling it creates in the viewer exaggerating the subject 62. Which movement was the FIRST to say that good art did not have to look realistic? ncient Greece Renaissance ubism Post-Impressionism 63. Which of the following sounds most like the idea behind Impressionism? Emphasize light and its changing qualities. Reject realism. reate from dreams and unconsciousness. Represent feelings through artwork. 64. Which of the following theories emphasizes organization and use of elements and principles? Imitationalism Formalism Emotionalism Elementism 65. Which of the following is FLSE? bstract Expressionism thought art should show energy and emotion. Surrealism thought art should show dreams and unconsciousness Renaissance artists thought art should be very realistic Pop rtists thought art should show brighter colors and should be more planned out. PPLITION/NLYSIS 66. Which of the following artists would probably be considered the best by Imitationalists? Salvador ali Michelangelo Pablo Picasso laude Monet 67. bstract Expressionism is a good example of which of the following theories? Imitationalism Formalism Emotionalism Elementism

6 68. Which of the works would a Formalist consider the best? Which of the following would be the WORST example of an imitationalist? ncient Egypt Raphael huck lose ncient Rome 70. The artist of work 19 probably thinks that art should: Emphasize light and its changing qualities. Not have to be real. Represent dreams and unconsciousness. Represent feelings and emotion. RT ISIPLINES KNOWLEGE/OMPREHENSION 71. car or furniture would most likely have been designed by which of the following: industrial designer interior designer architect graphic designer 72. Which of the following would NOT have been designed by a graphic designer? cover cartoon logo book cover 73. Salvador ali and Romare earden are both: Fine rtists Sculptors Painters rchitects 74. laddin, Lion King, & Little Mermaid (movies) would all have been created by: artoonists Illustrators Graphic esigners nimators 75. Which is FLSE? Fashion designers design things you wear n rchitect might design a mall landscape designer might design the inside of an office n art educator could be a curator at a museum PPLITION/NLYSIS 76. Writing, music, dance and art are related because they are all: focused on Elements and Principles forms of communication and expression mostly concerned with entertainment based on natural talent 77. rt and Math are related because of their study and use of all of the following EXEPT: Form Proportion Texture Line 78. The subject matter of Renaissance artwork most closely relates art and which other discipline? Religion Science Geography Music 79. The study of color and the color spectrum links art with which other discipline? Social Studies Science Technology Religion 80. rt has always created images that document cultures throughout history, this links art with: Social Studies Science Technology Music

7 RT MKING KNOWLEGE/OMPREHENSION 81. To create a shade with acrylic paint, what would you add to your original color? White Water lack More of the original color 82. benefit of printmaking is: No image looks the same It is a messy process You can make the same image as many times as you want. You have to draw the image backwards for it to print correctly 83. collage is: Place you go after high school Image made by cutting and pasting objects to a surface a pattern made by interlocking shapes type of sculpture 84. tessellation is: Image made by cutting and pasting objects to a surface pattern made by interlocking shapes type of sculpture style of painting 85. Which of the following will NOT create darker shading with a pencil? Pressing harder Using a softer lead Putting your lines closer together (hatching) oloring faster

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