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Visual Arts Composition II Exam Review
Visual Arts Composition II Exam Review
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Review for the end of semester exam in 3D art terms, techniques, and art history.
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1
The empty space surrounding and sometimes passing through a work of art is called
positive space
negative space
kinetic space
atmospheric space
2
The basic structure in this architectural monument is
dome and squinch
corbel and arch
mortise and tennon
post and lintel
3
What is the main principle of design used in these kinetic sculptures?
unity
movement
contrast
emphasis
4
The technique for creating sculpture (like this one) from found objects is called ___________.
collage
assemblage
decoupage
repoussage
5
Process used to join two pieces of clay:
slip and score
sgraffito and glaze
scratch and paint
prepare and glue
6
After clay has been fired for the first time, it is called
glazeware
bisqueware
leatherhard
greenware
7
How elements are arranged in an artwork to communicate the artist's ideas
Balance
Composition
Pattern
Form
8
What technique could you use to create a neat, crisp fold in paper?
crease
score
slip
tear
9
What order of Greek architecture has a capital like this?
Doric
Tuscan
Ionic
Corinthian
10
What element of design is the most important in this photo?
space
color
texture
shape
11
Sculptural process in which material is ADDED to create form:
additive
casting
repousse
subtractive
12
A shape or form which shows no movement or action is called
anthropomorphic
static
dynamic
kinetic
13
Art made only from art elements with no attempt to depict anything from the real world:
non objective
cubistic
avant garde
surreal
14
Shapes or forms derived from living things are called _______________ shapes.
geometric
mechanical
biometric
organic
15
What period of art history does this sculpture belong to?
Etruscan
Greek
Egyptian
Roman
16
The furnace used to fire clay is called
an oven
a kiln
a incinerator
a kennel
17
What order of Greek architecture has a capital like this?
Tuscan
Corinthian
Doric
Ionic
18
What principle of design is used to draw your attention to the fish?
unity
rhythm
balance
contrast
19
What kind of balance do you see in this picture?
symmetrical balance
radial balance
visual balance
asymmetrical balance
20
This prehistoric sculpture is most commonly called
Venus of Willendorf
Tlatilco Figure
Aphrodite
Nike of Samothrace
21
Which element of art is most visible in this sculpture?
texture
color
form
line
22
To rid clay of excess moisture, air bubbles, and attain uniformity, you must _______________.
coil it
wedge it
re-process it
throw it away
23
The principle of design used to draw your eye to the red dot
balance
unity
pattern
emphasis
24
This piece, which is meant only to be seen from the front and sides, is a(n) _______ sculpture.
additive
flat
relief
in-the-round
25
What period in art history is this monument from?
Roman
Prehistoric
Assyrian
Greek
26
___________ is achieved in this sculpture because all of the objects are painted white.
Unity
Harmony
Beauty
Balance
27
Two primary colors mixed together make
monochromatic colors
tertiary colors
blended colors
secondary colors
28
Who created this sculpture?
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donatello
29
The relationship of parts to a whole in art is called
ratio
proportion
perspective
scale
30
When clay is completely dry but not fired, it is called
bone dry
wedged
leatherhard
bisqueware
31
Who made this sculpture?
Andy Warhol
Claes Oldenburg
Salvador Dali
Roy Lichtenstein
32
Which artist created this sculpture?
Duane Hanson
Alexander Calder
George Segal
Alberto Giacometti
33
What is this building?
The Parthenon
Temple of Zeus at Pergamon
The Pantheon
Erechthion
34
Which one is a synonym for "color"?
tone
value
hue
saturation
35
Method of creating a sculpture by removing material is called
modeling
excavation
subtractive
additive
36
Sculpture that is meant to be viewed from all sides is called
high relief
installation
in-the-round
bas relief
37
What order of Greek architecture is represented by this capital?
Ionic
Corinthian
Doric
Tuscan
38
The style of this sculpture is
abstract
cubism
surrealism
realism
39
Which word refers to the darkness or lightness of a color?
tint
tone
value
shade
40
After bisque firing, ceramics are painted with _______ to cover them with a glass-like surface.
intaglio
score
sgraffito
glaze
41
What handbuilding technique is being used in this picture?
Slab construction
Coiling
Wheel construction
Pinch pot
42
The pose of these figures (facing and looking forward) is called
carved
static
frontal
in-the-round
43
During what historical period, was this church constructed?
Greek
Renaissance
Gothic
Roman
44
Who created this sculpture?
Giacometti
Ghiberti
Brunelleschi
Albinoni
45
During this period in art history, artists had a renewed interest in art from Greece and Rome:
Prehistoric
Romantic
Renaissance
Baroque
46
What is the best way to mix plaster
Sift plaster into cool water until islands form on top
Pour cold water over plaster until fully covered
Add plaster and water at the same time, mixing constantly
Heat water until just before boiling, then stir into plaster
47
What is this building?
The Parthenon
The Colosseum
The Pantheon
The Erechtheon
48
The shapes in this image are best described as
formal
organic
anthropomorphic
mechanical
49
Colors mixed with white are called
shades
mixes
tints
tones
50
Support structure for a sculpture that keeps it from collapsing is called
a skeleton
a maquette
an armature
bas relief
51
Colors created by mixing a secondary color with a primary are called ___________ colors.
monochromatic
tertiary
complementary
analogous
52
What do you call a small model that an artist makes to prepare for a larger sculpture?
Preform
Armature
Maquette
Prototype
53
The principle of art which refers to elements repeating in a recognizable organization is
pattern
contrast
unity
balance
54
Clay that has been fired once is called ___________.
Bisqueware
Glazeware
Greenware
Leatherhard
55
When you ___________ a work of art, you look at how the art elements relate to each other.
analyze
describe
interpolate
criticize
56
What is the name of this Greek Hellenistic sculpture?
Rottgen Pieta
Athena Parthenos
Nike of Samothrace
Venus de Milo
57
The art term which refers to solid forms with little or no negative space:
mass
kinetic
shape
aesthetic
58
When clay has partially dried so that it can be carved without collapse
greenware
leatherhard
glazeware
bisqueware
59
Color scheme which uses only the tints and shades of one color
analogous
cool
complementary
monochromatic
60
Clay projects that haven't been fired are called
bisqueware
greenware
leatherware
glazeware
