Emphasis can be achieved by:

placement, isolation & contrast

Subject matter in an artwork can be classified into these categories:

landscape, still life, portraits

Which 2 colour schemes create high contrast?

Complementary + Split Complementary

The Group of Seven members met at:

a commercial art firm, the Grip Ltd.

Shading techniques used in drawing are:

crosshatching, blending, scribbly lines

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Art Exam REVIEW Gr. 9

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1
The content of an artwork is called the:
medium
design
subject matter
composition
2
What is another word for COLOUR?
value
intensity
monochromatic
chroma
3
Which set of colours must always go first?
Secondary
all of the above
Primary
Tertiary
4
Empty spaces between shapes or form:
negative space
positive space
green space
5
Emphasis can be achieved by:
placement, isolation & grid
opposite & rule of thirds
contrast & complimentary
placement, isolation & contrast
6
This is an example of:
Space
Line
Form
Shape
7
Which one is a secondary colour?
Red
Blue
Yellow
Green
8
One colour used with tints, tones and shades creates a ____________ scheme.
Tertiary
Value
Monochromatic
Tones
9
Two types of texture are:
Feeling & Expressive
Touching & Emotion
Physical & Visual
Visual & Touching
10
Form is a ___________ dimensional
2
4
3
5
11
Subject matter in an artwork can be classified into these categories:
sculpture, painting, drawing
seascapes, ocean, mountains
landscape, still life, portraits
12
The surface quality of a shape or object:
space
shape
form
texture
13
The area where the LAND and SKY appear to meet is called:
landscape
perspective
vanishing point
horizon line
14
The primary colours are essential for mixing ALL __________ colours:
Secondary
Teritary
Warm
Complementary
15
The development of "differences" in values, colours, textures and other elements to achieve emphasis.
Movement
Contrast
Complementary
Principles
16
What are 2 other names for colour?
mono + one
chroma + colour
colour + hue
hue + chroma
17
The TITLE of this painting:
Jack Pine
Autumn Lake
Pine Tree
18
To create EMPHASIS you must follow the:
rule of thirds
location
negative space
grid
19
Adding WHITE to a colour =
Tint
tone
all of the above
shade
20
In this image, the principle of __________ is achieved.
Pattern
Repetition
Balance
Movement
21
The tool used to cutaway your design from your linoleum block is called:
brayer
gouge
linoblock
22
Which 2 colour schemes create high contrast?
primary + secondary
Complementary + Split Complementary
Complementary + Tertiary
Monochromatic
23
The element of _________ refers to the amount of lightness and darkness of an object.
colour
line
pattern
value
24
Also known as "focal point" or "centre of interest":
contrast
value
emphasis
unity
25
Warm colours are:
yellow, red, blue
red, red-purple, purple
yellow, orange, red
yellow, yellow-green, green
26
Two types of balance are:
Symmetrical & Asymmetrical
Unbalance & Equality
Symmetrical & Unbalance
Equal & Unbalance
27
What is this colour scheme called?
Tertiary
Split-Complementary
Complementary
Analogous
28
The Group of Seven members met at:
a commercial art firm, the Grip Ltd.
the McMichael Gallery
art course in Europe
29
Non-geometric shapes are called ______ shapes:
dimensional
form
organic
square
30
Monochromatic refers to a painting done in one colour.
False
True
31
Which colour scheme is like a "family" of colours?
Complementary
Monochromatic
Tertiary
Analogous
32
How many colours are in the Analogous colour scheme?
2
3 - 5
1-2
6
33
How many categories are in the colour wheel?
3
12
6
34
The tools and materials an artist uses to create an artwork are called:
composition
medium
design
subject matter
35
Which colour scheme uses only ONE colour with tints and shades?
Chromatic
Mono
Monochromatic
Tints and Shades
36
Orange, purple and green are called:
Primary
Secondary
Warm
Cool
37
What 2 primary colours create ORANGE?
yellow+orange
red-orange
red+yellow
red+blue
38
When mixing colours, which colour must always go first?
Primary
Lightest
Secondary
Darkest
39
What does "Mono" mean?
one
hue
single
colour
40
What is this colour scheme called?
Analogous
Tertiary
Split-Complementary
Complementary
41
The artist's name who painted this:
MacDonald
Harris
Johnson
Thompson
42
What are the 3 primary colours?
red, yellow, blue
red, orange, yellow
red, blue, violet
none
43
The Elements & Principles of design are the "___________________"
Essential
Building blocks
Building stones
Composition
44
Analogous colours is another term for complementary.
False
True
45
A set of identical prints that are numbered accordingly are called:
artist's proof
editions
prints
46
What geometric shape is the TERTIARY colours?
triangle
circle
square
hexagon
47
Pink is a tint of red.
False
True
48
The artist's name who painted this:
Carr
Varley
Carmichael
Johnson
49
The tool used for applying ink onto the plate is called:
gouge
brayer
linoblock
50
Shading techniques used in drawing are:
light, dark, medium
blending, pointillism, value
crosshatching, blending, scribbly lines
51
What colour scheme is used in this image?
Tertiary
Analogous
Secondary
Monochromatic
52
What is the SPLIT Complementary of BLUE?
orange and yellow
red and orange
blue-puree and blue-green
yellow-orange and red-orange
53
The feeling of equality in weight of the various visual elements.
Repetition
Contrast
Balance
Unity
54
The use of the same visual element a number of times in the same composition.
Repetition
Balance
Principle
Movement
55
The opposites on the colour wheel are called:
Complementary
Tertiary
Secondary
Primary
56
The texture you can actually "feel" with your fingers. Is called?
Feeling
Visual
Physical
Touch
57
The ___________ of design are: Texture, Value, Shape, Colour, Form, Line and Space.
Principles
Rules
Compositions
Elements
58
Which is the MASTER principle?
unity
balance
pattern
movement
59
What two primary colours create PURPLE?
Red and blue
Yellow and purple
Red and green
Yellow and Blue
60
The 3 colours RED, YELLOW & BLUE are called:
Primary colours
Secondary colours
Cool colours
Complementary colours
61
Which colour scheme is used in this image?
Analogous
Value
Monochromatic
Tertiary
62
The focal area in a painting or drawing is called the:
foreground
background
negative space
centre of interest
63
The Group of Seven were:
European artists
Canadian commercial and fine artists
Canadians canoe club
Canadian poets and writers
64
How many tertiary colours are there?
6
12
3
4
65
Red, Yellow and Blue are:
Secondary Colours
Primary Colours
Essential Colours
Complementary Colours
66
Which 2 sets of colour are used to create a TERTIARY colour?
Primary + Secondary
Primary + Analogous
Primary + Complementary
Secondary + Complementary
67
The use of opposites achieves the principle of ________:
pattern
balance
complementary
contrast
68
What is the SPLIT complementary of Red?
green and blue-green
blue-green and red
all of the above
yellow-green and blue-green
69
Any mark on a surface that has an outline or edge:
line
shape
space
texture
70
Blue, Green and Purple are called:
Warm
Primary
Secondary
Cool
71
A WORK OF ART THAT SHOWS A NATURAL SCENE THAT IS OUTDOORS.
composition
Landscape
perspective
placement
72
What does COMPLEMENTARY colour mean?
Bright
Opposite
Dull
Identical
73
Red vs. Green is called a:
Analogous
Split-complementary
Complementary
Tertiary
74
This is an example of ___________ colours.
Primary
Cool
Secondary
Warm
75
Which direction of line is the best way to create movement?
Diagonal
Vertical
Parallel
Horizontal
76
Adding BLACK to a colour=
tint
tone
none of the above
shade
77
This artist was NOT an official member of the Group of 7 because:
Tom Thomson, he died in a canoe accident
Lauren Harris,he did not need the money
A.J. Casson, he wanted to remain working at the Grip Ltd.
78
What type of balance is in this image?
equal
unbalance
asymmetrical
symmetrical
79
Which 2 colours mix together to make Green?
Red + Violet
Blue + Green
Red + Blue
Yellow + Blue
80
Which colour appears next to YELLOW on the colour wheel?
green
yellow-green
red-orange
all of the above
81
What colours are created by mixing 2 primary colours?
analogous
complementary
secondary
tertiary
82
Created by mixing two primary colours:
Analogous
Complementary
Secondary
Tertiary
83
Select the complementary colour of Red:
Green
Blue
Violet
Yellow
84
Which colours cannot be made by mixing?
Primary
Complementary
Monochromatic
Secondary
85
What is the complementary colour of YELLOW?
blue
green
red
purple

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