Humanities Class 2-D Unit Review

Which is used to create the illusion of great distance in a two-dimensional work?

Artworks that use many diagonal lines psycologically convey to the viewer a feeling of:

Which element of art has five different kinds, and each communicates a different message?

What purpose was this art work created?

Artworks having no recognizable subject matter are known as:

When the subject matter of a is of a scene found in nature, it is:

Which of the following is a transparent painting medium and is applied to paper?

Which of the following is an example of a complementary color scheme?

Which fiber arts technique was part of the U.S. hippie counter-culture of the late 1960’s?

Which term relates to how the art was created?

This photo is an example of what optical phenomenon?

A technique using an inked image from a prepared surface is transferred to another surface is:

Which of the following shapes are characterized by having mathematically precise edges?

Colors which are directly opposite from one another on the color wheel are:

In printmaking which technique is used to achieve large, flat, uniform areas of color?

Which painting media was invented in the Renaissance & has pigments mixed with lindseed oil?

A work created with both crayons and watercolors is an example of:

What purpose was this art work created?

Which media is the oldest paint, whose pigments dry quick and come from natural materials?

The term mixed media in art refers to:

Art works that were made for rituals, or commemorations are which purpose of art?

Which of the following principles of art deals with the exact repetition of any element of art?

Which of the following is a type of applied art?

The basic building blocks or parts that artists use to make an image are known as:

The act of placing two or more opposing art elements next to each other is known as?

An artwork where the subject matter is an arrangement of inanimate objects is:

The materials used by an artist to create a work of art are referred to as:

The plan an artist uses to organize the design of an artwork is referred to as:

Which of the following is an example of an intermediate, or tertiary, color?

Art that expresses ideas, emotions, or feelings are which of the following  purposes of art?

Hue, value and intensity are all components of which element of art?

Which of these painting techniques is the oldest and is made by pigments on wet plaster?

The media of charcoal is derived from which of the following substances?

What technique is being used here to make this image appear three dimensonal?

Which fiber arts technique uses a wax resist to dye cloth with multiple colors?

By mixing equal amounts of a primary color with a secondary color one gets:

Which of the following principles of art deals with the size relationship of one to another?

The colors of green, purple and orange are examples of: