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1
What kind of media is chalk?
Dry media
Wet media
2
Several arches placed back to back to enclose a space is known as a:
Barrel Vault
Groin Vault
Dome
Post and Lintel
3
The elements arrange the principles of art.
True
False
4
What kind of media is ink?
Dry
Wet
5
What do you determine in the interpretation step in the "Art History Operations"?
Unique features that determine the artistic style.
Make a decision about the work’s importance in the history of art.
When, where and by whom the work was done.
How time and place influenced the artist.
6
Modeling is an additive sculptural process
True
False
7
Is the following applied or fine art?
Applied Art
Fine art
8
The finely ground powder that gives paint its color is called:
Binder
Painting dust
Solvent
Pigment
9
Cutting or chipping a form from a given mass of material to create a sculpture is called:
Carving
Casting
Modeling
Assembly
10
The first step in the "Art History Operations" is
Interpretation
Description
Analysis
Judgement
11
A hue's brightness or purity is called its:
Intensity
Color strength
Value
Brilliance
12
What kind of media is charcoal?
Wet media
Dry media
13
Is this applied art or fine art?
Applied Art
Fine Art
14
What kind of media is paint?
Wet
Dry
15
Which of the following is not an element of art?
Shape
Line
Color
Rhythm
16
The capacity of a material to withstand bending is called its:
Tensile Strength
Lintel Strength
Post and Lintel
Vault Strength
17
A sculptured form that projects only slightly from the background is called a low relief or a:
Slight relief
Bas relief
Sculpture in the Round
High relief
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The distance or area between, around, above, below, or within things is called:
Form
Space
Proportion
Movement
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Is this applied art or fine art?
Fine Art
Applied Art
20
A printmaking method in which the image is drawn on stone with a special greasy crayon.
Screen printing
Lithography
Intaglio
Relief printing
21
Which of the following is not a principle of art?
Movement
Rhythm
Emphasis
Shape
22
What do you determine in the judgement step in the "Art History Operations"?
How time and place influenced the artist.
Make a decision about the work’s importance in the history of art.
Unique features that determine the artistic style.
When, where and by whom the work was done.
23
What do you determine in the description step in the "Art History Operations"?
Unique features that determine the artistic style.
How time and place influenced the artist.
When, where and by whom the work was done.
Make a decision about the work’s importance in the history of art.
24
The careful placement of repeated elements in a work of art to cause a visual tempo or beat is called:
Emphasis
Rhythm
Movement
Proportion
25
Is the following applied art or fine art?
Applied art
Fine art
26
The third step in the "Art History Operations" is
Analysis
Description
Interpretation
Judgement
27
A way of combining elements to add a feeling of equilibrium or stability is called:
Gradation
Emphasis
Balance
Movement
28
The fourth step in the "Art History Operations" is
Analysis
Description
Interpretation
Judgement
29
Is the following considered applied or fine art?
Fine
Applied
30
A freestanding work surrounded on all sides by space is called:
Bas Relief
High Relief
360 Degree Art
Sculpture in the Round
31
Combining elements by using a series of step-by-step or gradual changes is called:
Texture
Gradation
Movement
Proportion
32
Which of the following is not a principle of art?
Texture
Proportion
Gradation
Emphasis
33
A liquid (such as egg yolks) that holds together the grains of powder that gives paint its color is called:
Pigment
Binder
Thinner
Solvent
34
What kind of media is crayon?
Dry media
Wet media
35
Individuals who attempt to gain information from a work of art itself are called:
Art Scholars
Art Historians
Art Teachers
Art Critics
36
Is this applied art or fine art?
Fine Art
Applied Art
37
The principle of art that is achieved by diversity and change within a work of art is called:
Color
Variety
Harmony
Texture
38
The element of art that refers to the way things feel, or look as if they might feel if touched is called:
Form
Movement
Gradation
Texture
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The basic components, or building blocks used to create art are called:
The art criticism process
The elements of art
The principles of art
The art history operations
40
The look and feel of wholeness in a work of art is called:
Emphasis
Wholeness
Variety
Unity
41
A printmaking method in which the ink is forced to fill lines cut into a metal surface is called:
Relief Printing
Intaglio
Lithography
Screen Printing
42
A hue's lightness or darkness is called its:
Intensity
Dark side/light side
Brilliance
Value
43
The qualities of art that you can oberve are called the:
Expressive qualities
Visible qualities
Visual qualities
Aesthetic qualities
44
Which of these gather information about a work of art?
Artist
Art Critic
Art Teacher
Art Historian
45
What do you determine in the analysis step in the "Art History Operations"?
How time and place influenced the artist.
Make a decision about the work’s importance in the history of art.
Unique features that determine the artistic style.
When, where and by whom the work was done.
46
The design or decoration of functional objects to make them pleasing to the eye is called:
Applied arts
Fine arts
Aesthetic Arts
Domestic Arts
47
What kind of media is oil pastel
Dry media
Wet media
48
Is the following considered fine art or applied art?
Applied art
Fine art
49
The second step in the "Art History Operations" is
Analysis
Judgement
Description
Interpretation
