Grade 10 Art Exam Review

Which are tertiary colours?

Medieval Art brought lots of changes to art, where was the new geographical focus?

Why do people create art?

Three methods used to show value in drawing are:

What are the three eras in order in Greek sculpture?

The illusion of texture on a 2D smooth surface is called?

Notre Dame Cathedral is an example of what period of medieval architecture?

Primary colours are made by mixing two secondary colours together.

Too much variety in a work is chaos, but too little is boring.

In early Christian art, art became a servant of the church.

What kind of art was used to decorate the pediment in Greek architecture?

Manuscripts were lavishly decorated so their outside look would reflect their sublime contents.

An example of 3-dimentional art is:

In Medieval art, realism was the ultimate goal.

What are the two types of line?

Laocoön and His Sons is an example of what era of sculpture?

Romanesque churches were a departure from the Roman Basilica. What did they look like?

Which one of the following is NOT an architectural innovation by the Romans?

othic art and architecture is often reference to as the era of:

Contrapposto is a term that means very ridged stance, clenched fists and forward facing.

Romanesque churches were the first style to use stain glass windows and flying buttresses.

The Roman Emperor who converted to Christianity in 313 AD, changing the way churches were built

Complementary colours are