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Quiz! Pop Art Review Assessment
Quiz! Pop Art Review Assessment
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Where and when did the Pop Art movement originate?
1980’s Japan, Europe and USA
1980’s USA
1950’s USA and Europe
1950’s USA
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Incorrect answer
Plausible answer
Incorrect answer
Correct answer
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Correct answer
Red herring
Common misconception
Plausible answer
4
What kinds of objects to artist use in Pop art sculpture?
objects that are expensive
only small objects
only large objects
everyday objects
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False
True
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What type of artworks are Claes Oldenburg & Coosje Van Bruggen best known for?
Only large soft sculptures
Giant paintings and sculptures
All kinds of art media
Monumental public art sculptures
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Correct answer
Plausible answer
Red herring
Tricky answer
8
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True
False
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What Is The Definition of Pop Art?
No Such Thing
Pops
Something that Pops in Art
A form of art that depicts objects from everyday Art
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What formal qualities characterize the Pop Art style?
Dots, dots and more dots
Humorous subject matter
Brash, bold colors
All of the above
11
Yayoi Kusama’s art focuses on pattern and repetition.
True
False
12
Lichtenstein used a special repeated filled-in circles in to add color & gradients to many of his works. Which is it?
Concentric Circles
Ben Day Dots
Jerry-Tom Dots
Polka Dots
13
Keith Haring died at the age of 31 during the AIDS pandemic.
False
True
14
In his Self-Portrait, Warhol includes graphic shapes and bold colors to _______his hair.
Arrange
Crop
Unify
Emphasize
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Correct answer.
Similar answer.
Funny answer.
Related answer.
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What kind of sculptures does Claes Oldenburg create exclusively for indoor museum installations?
Oversized sculptures of everyday objects
Soft sculptures of everyday objects
Sculptures of animal forms in humorous juxtapositions
Sculptures of the human form in humorous juxtapositions
17
Which of the following are all the correct elements of art?
Contrast, balance, pattern, emphasis, movement, unity, rhythm
Line, shape/form, color, value, texture, space
Contrast, balance, pattern, value, texture, space
Line, shape, contrast, balance, pattern, emphasis, space
18
Which of the following artists is NOT considered a pop artist?
Dorthee Selz
Edvard Munch
Robert Rauschenberg
Claes Oldenburg
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Pop Art occurred around this major historical event.
World War II (1939-1945)
World War I (1914-1918)
Vietnam War (1955-1975)
French Revolution (1789-1799)
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What is an installation?
A permanent structure, usually large in scale
Something that you build
A unique world created inside a shoe box
Mixed-media temporary constructions usually designed for a specific place
21
What kind of lines did Keith Haring use to convey sound or movement?
Straight lines
Action lines
Congruent lines
Incongruent lines
22
Pop art became known for its use of
dreams
dripping paint and expressive brushstrokes
images from advertising and newspapers
muted colors
23
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vocabulary
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Plausible answer
Totally incorrect answer
Relative answer
Correct answer
24
Kusama is the queen of pop art.
True
False
25
Roy Lichtenstein renders dark_______—like those that appear in comic books—to define the shapes in Look Mickey.
Grids
Outlines
Patterns
Silhouettes
26
Andy Warhol often ate Campbell’s soup, the subject of several of his artworks.
True
False
27
Kusama uses a specialized filled-in circle repeated to add pattern to her artworks. What is this special circle called?
Jerry-Tom dots
Polka Dots
Concentric circles
Ben-Day dots
28
What is the word Pop short for in Pop Art?
Popular
Poppy
Pop top
29
Yayoi Kusama’s art focuses on pattern and repetition.
False
True
30
Andy Warhol was not interested in selling his artwork for money.
True
False
31
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Common misconception.
Relevant answer
Correct answer
Plausible answer
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I feel well prepared for the test next week.
True
False
33
Which artist developed his own language of pictograms and drew them with a piece of chalk in the subway?
Roy Lichtenstein
Keith Haring
Claes Oldenburg
Andy Warhol
34
Keith Haring’s use of symbolism in artwork helped him to develop a unique vocabulary using images. What is symbolism?
The use of graphic lines to show movement in an image
The use of bright, bold colors to emphasize forms
The use of graphic lines to emphasize forms
The use of signs to represent ideas or qualities
35
Some of Claes Oldenburg’s sculptures are also fountains.
False
True
36
Which of the following are all the correct principles of design?
Contrast, balance, pattern, value, texture, space
Line, shape, contrast, balance, pattern, emphasis, space
Line, shape/form, color, value, texture, space
Contrast, balance, pattern, emphasis, movement, unity, rhythm