The process of "discovery" in art-making involves:

Learning something new through experimentation and practice

Why are students encouraged to revise their works during the course?

Refine artistic vision, experiment further, develop ideas deeply

What is required in the Sustained Investigation section?

A question or inquiry and evidence of exploration and development

Why is "intent" important in the AP Art and Design process?

It defines the purpose or reason behind exploring ideas

What does the term "synthesis" refer to in the AP Art and Design rubric?

The integration of materials, processes, and ideas

Why is it important to document both the process and the final artwork in the Sustained Investigation?

It provides evidence of exploration, revision, and inquiry.

Students can best demonstrate "synthesis" in their portfolio by:

Combining ideas, materials, and processes in meaningful ways

Students must use "written evidence" in the Sustained Investigation to:

Provide clear explanations of their inquiry and development

Which of the following best describes the concept of "Inquiry" in the Sustained Investigation?

A question or theme explored through art-making

In the Selected Works section, students are required to:

Submit 5 works that best show technical and conceptual skills

What are the two main sections of the AP Art and Design exam?

Sustained Investigation + Selected Works

The Selected Works section evaluates which of the following?

The synthesis of materials, processes, and ideas

"Visual evidence" refers to:

Components that visually demonstrate the student’s ideas

The goal of AP Art & Design is

Develop skills artists use; create portfolio of college level work

What is the meaning of "exploration" in the Sustained Investigation?

A journey of experimentation and discovery directed by inquiry

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1
The process of "discovery" in art-making involves:
Avoiding the use of unfamiliar materials
Learning something new through experimentation and practice
Producing only visually complex works
Repeating previously learned techniques
2
Why are students encouraged to revise their works during the course?
Refine artistic vision, experiment further, develop ideas deeply
To rush as much work as possible quick
To create doubt and anxiety about their work
Meet teacher's expectations
3
What is required in the Sustained Investigation section?
A question or inquiry and evidence of exploration and development
The use of a specific medium
A single, highly detailed artwork
15 images and a written artist statement
4
Why is "intent" important in the AP Art and Design process?
It ensures the work matches teacher expectations
It prevents the need for revision
It defines the purpose or reason behind exploring ideas
t limits experimentation
5
What is the date of this year's AP Art and Design Exam?
Friday, May 2nd, 8am
Wednesday, May 28th, 12 noon
Friday, May 9th, 8pm
Wednesday, May 7th
6
How many images are required for the Sustained Investigation section of the portfolio?
20 images
10 images
5 images
15 images
7
What does the term "synthesis" refer to in the AP Art and Design rubric?
Basic understanding of artistic concepts
The integration of materials, processes, and ideas
A detailed process of revision
Creating copies of existing works
8
Why is it important to document both the process and the final artwork in the Sustained Investigation?
It eliminates the need for written evidence.
It provides evidence of exploration, revision, and inquiry.
It ensures the portfolio has the required number of images.
It helps showcase the student’s technical skill development.
9
Students can best demonstrate "synthesis" in their portfolio by:
Combining ideas, materials, and processes in meaningful ways
Showing random, unrelated works
Focusing only on technical precision
Avoiding experimentation to maintain consistency
10
Students must use "written evidence" in the Sustained Investigation to:
Identify their favorite materials and processes
Focus on describing their outcomes only
Provide clear explanations of their inquiry and development
Justify their technical skill
11
Which of the following best describes the concept of "Inquiry" in the Sustained Investigation?
A random selection of artistic ideas
A question or theme explored through art-making
A step-by-step instructional process
An assignment given by the teacher
12
What does a three score for the AP 2D Art & Design exam mean?
Qualified
No recommendation
Possible Qualified
Extremely well qualified
13
In the Selected Works section, students are required to:
Submit 5 works that best show technical and conceptual skills
Write a detailed essay about their work
Submit any artwork created throughout the year
Submit 15 works that demonstrate a theme
14
What are the two main sections of the AP Art and Design exam?
Inquiry + Written Evidence
Sustained Investigation + Selected Works
Discovery + Synthesis
Sustained Investigation + Sketchbook Pages
15
The AP Art and Design Exam is submitting a portfolio, not a traditional test.
False
True
16
The Selected Works section evaluates which of the following?
The student’s revision process and artwork progression
The number of experiments conducted
The amount of written evidence provided
The synthesis of materials, processes, and ideas
17
The AP Art & Design course student create the following:
Portfolio
Art Work
None of the above
Drawings for Competition
18
"Visual evidence" refers to:
Written explanations accompanying artworks
The materials used in creating art
Components that visually demonstrate the student’s ideas
Physical sketches and drawings only
19
The goal of AP Art & Design is
Develop a portfolio of past works that illustrate an artist
Develop painting & drawing skills for a portfolio
Develop skills artists use; create portfolio of college level work
Develop skill based portfolio that focuses on repetition & practice
20
What is the meaning of "exploration" in the Sustained Investigation?
A journey of experimentation and discovery directed by inquiry
Testing ideas without connecting them to an inquiry
Repetition of rudimentary techniques
Using only a single medium to create works

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