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Which culture is known for pottery?
What is installation art?
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What is installation art?
Digital art display
Temporary outdoor art
Three-dimensional environment
Traditional painting
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Which culture is known for pottery?
Roman
Mayan
Greek
Egyptian
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True or false: Art is subjective.
True
False
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Which art movement is characterized by geometric shapes?
Cubism
Impressionism
Expressionism
Realism
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Which artist is known for pop art?
Henri Matisse
Andy Warhol
Georgia O'Keeffe
Jackson Pollock
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What is the main focus of surrealism?
Historical events
Nature
Reality
Dreams and subconscious
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What does 'fresco' mean in art?
Sculpture method
Oil painting technique
Wet plaster painting
Canvas art style
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What does 'chiaroscuro' refer to?
Perspective techniques
Color theory
Light and shadow
Texture in painting
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Which period is known for realism?
Renaissance
Impressionism
Baroque
Cubism
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What is abstract art?
Art without a subject
Art that is realistic
Art with clear forms
Art that tells stories
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Which art movement focused on light?
Surrealism
Impressionism
Futurism
Dadaism
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Which artist is known for the 'Starry Night'?
Vincent van Gogh
Claude Monet
Edvard Munch
Pablo Picasso
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Which artist is famous for drip painting?
Pablo Picasso
Andy Warhol
Salvador Dali
Jackson Pollock
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Which artist is known for water lilies?
Edvard Munch
Vincent van Gogh
Henri Rousseau
Claude Monet
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What is the purpose of a sketch?
Colorful display
Artistic expression
Planning and ideas
Final artwork
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Which period is known for dramatic lighting?
Post-Impressionism
Modernism
Baroque
Renaissance
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Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci
Pablo Picasso
Vincent van Gogh
Claude Monet
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What is the main purpose of art?
To sell products
To follow trends
To express emotions
To confuse viewers
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What is the main theme of romanticism?
Industrialization
Abstract concepts
Geometric forms
Nature and emotion