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Art I ACP Review Spring 2021
Art I ACP Review Spring 2021
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1
The painting by Salvador Dali belongs to which art movement?
Surrealism
Cubism
Impressionism
Pop Art
2
What kind of perspective can we see here?
Three point
One point
Two point
3
Which kind of perspective is used in this artwork by M.C. Escher?
atmospheric perspective
1 point perspective
3 point perspective
2 point perspective
4
The area nearest the viewer in a landscape or cityscape is called the......
Foreground
Background
Middleground
Inground
5
Where is the vanishing point located in a one-point perspective drawing?
Above the Horizon Line
Below the Horizon Line
On the Horizon Line
Never on the Horizon Line
6
What kind of perspective did Pissarro use in this painting?
Two Point
One point
Three point
None
7
The horizontal line that separates the earth from the sky in linear perspective is called...
Vanishing Point
Horizontal Line
Horizon Line
Vertical Line
8
What art movement does this painting belong to?
Impressionism
Social Realism
German Expressionism
Cubism
9
This German Expressionist piece by Kathe Kollwitz is a great example of .....
contrast
color
line
shape
10
this photograph by Dorthea Lange is an example of which art trend?
cubism
pop art
impressionism
social realism
11
What kind of balance is used in this kinetic artwork by Alexander Calder?
symmetrical balance
radial balance
tesselation
asymmetrical balance
12
What kind of perspective do we see here?
Three point
Two point
One point
13
Which kind of balance is shown in this Pop Art sculpture by Claes Oldenburg?
Proportion
radial Balance
asymmetrical balance
symmetrical balance
14
What kind of balance is used in this artwork by M.C. Escher?
cubism
radial balance
symmetrical balance
asymmetrical balance
15
This piece by Kathe Kollwitz is what genre of work?
tessellation
portrait
caricature
self-portrait
16
Trees and other objects in the landscape should appear ____________ as they get further away in space.
Smaller
About the same size
Like they are floating
Larger
17
What kind of texture means the illusion of texture?
Simulated
Glossy
Actual
Invented
18
What was the first of the modern art movements, that emphasized LIGHT and began in France?
Expressionism
Impressionism
Surrealism
Renaissance
19
Two or more lines that get closer to each other as they reach the vanishing point, are called...
Converging lines
Perpendicular lines
Crossing lines
Eye lines
20
What principle of design is MOST evident in this artwork?
Height
Proportion
Balance
Unity
21
Constructed from a variety of ready-made parts and materials or objects not usually intended for making art.
Earthworks
Kinetic art
Assemblage art
Conceptual Art
22
Which art movement is this sculpture associated with?
Post Modern
Contemporary
Expressionism
Pop Art
23
This is art that involves movement that the viewer can see; it depends on motion for its effect.
Movement art
Assemblage Art
Kinetic art
Installation art
24
What is the name for texture that is the way something would feel in real life?
Implied
Invented
Actual
Tactile
25
Which principle of design is prominent here?
balance
movement
Pattern
emphasis
26
What kind of artwork is this?
Digital
Installation Art
Printmaking
Post modern
27
In which career do you design buildings like Frank LLoyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum?
Game Designer
Fashion design
Illustration
Architecture
28
This sculpture is an example of....
kinetic art
relief sculpture
fiber art
bronze casting
29
this mobile by Alexander Calder is a good example of which kind of art?
kinetic art
earthworks
fiber art
bronze casting
30
This self-portrait by Kathe Kollwitz is an example of which art movement?
German Expressionism
Impressionism
Pop Art
Cubism
31
The painting by Salvador Dali shows which kind of linear perspective?
Two Point
Inverted
One Point
Three Point
32
This type of art places its emphasis on the idea rather than on the object.
Conceptual Art
Assemblage Art
Earthworks
Kinetic Art