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Unit 1 Final Review - Logos
Unit 1 Final Review - Logos
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Why do we use a "rubric" in art? What's its purpose?
to work in a focused way to learn more
to tell us how we will pass the class
to know what to do and how to improve our skills
to tell us what is expected of us so we can do well
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The TAGA protocol is not the same that Warm Cool feedback. The different is:
The TAGA protocol does not include giving a recommendation
The TAGA protocol includes judging and scoring of the artwork
The TAGA protocol does not include "Cool feedback"
The TAGA protocol does not include "Warm feedback"
3
You might use photos as "references", but you should not copy them 100%. That is:
plagiarism
rejection
appropriation
planification
4
A "rubric" is:
a set of criteria for completing and grading assignments.
a scoring guide used to evaluate the quality of students' work.
a heading on a document that students often receive
a tool that explicitly describes expectations and levels of perfomance
5
To blend strokes of color you might use a:
toilet paper
Q-tip
kleenex
tortillion
6
A final critique consists of giving warm and cool feedback to an unfinished artwork.
True
False
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"Burnishing" is:
rendering color producing thin, light evenly patches of color
the process or skill of applying a substance to change something' s color
the action or result of combining two or more colors
the result of pressing two colors hard to make a darker color
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A "stroke" is:
a technique for artists to draw, color and paint
a printed line in a graphic character that resembles such a mark
a mark made by the movement of a pen, pencil, brush, or alike
a doodle done with a pen, pencil, brush or something alike.
9
A "drawing" is:
a scribble done with colors.
an art of making drawings
a picture or diagram made with pencil, pen, marker or crayon on paper.
an image kids love doing.
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All drawings are done and colored with pencils.
True
False
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A "sketch" is:
a plan
a gesture drawing
a rough or unfinished freehand drawing usually rapidly executed
an unfinished painting
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Once we finished a masterpiece, you ought to write:
a critique slip
a artist statement
an evaluation with a rubric
a reflection
13
"Nice adult coloring" is when you apply strokes of color...
moving the pencil in circular motion, going all over or doodling
adding color without crossing outlines
making stroked of color closed together, leaving no whites
moving the drawing tool in one direction
14
To create "highlights" in a drawing, you might use:
a tissue
a 2b pencil
a 2h pencil
an eraser
15
An "artist statement" is:
a testament of a famous artist written before death
an explanation what was done, how and why
an essay with three paragraphs
a special document done all the time
16
Visual Art is the art discipline that consists of making pictures, thinking, looking at, analyzing, and judging images.
True
False
17
Adding values to a drawing makes it appear to be three-dimensional.
False
True
18
"Coloring" is:
the process or skill of applying a substance to change something' s color
the result of pressing two colors hard to make a darker color
rendering color producing thin, light evenly patches of color
the action or result of combining two or more colors
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Why do artists make sketches? What are the purposes of sketching? (you may choose more than one response)
sketches might record or develop an idea for later use
a sketch can be used as a quick way of graphically demonstrating an image
sketches can be used to record something that the artist sees
a sketch can be done to plan an artwork
20
When attempting to make something look three dimensional with shading, you want to get rid of any:
colors
outlines
value
shading
21
When making a realistic drawing, it is best to work looking at a photograph.
False
True
22
"Blending" is:
the process or skill of applying a substance to change something' s color
the result of pressing two colors hard to make a darker color
the action or result of combining two or more colors
rendering color producing thin, light evenly patches of color
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"Layering" is:
the action or result of combining two or more colors
the process or skill of applying a substance to change something' s color
rendering color producing thin, light evenly patches of color
the result of pressing two colors hard to make a darker color
24
A "logo" is:
a special emblem to know where we belong to
a special artwork to tell us who we are
a graphic mark, emblem, or symbol used to represent a person or company
image, text, shape, or a combination to depict money
25
Before coloring, you should erase dark outlines so your drawing looks neater.
True
False
26
When coloring, the pencils should be... (you can choose more than one response)
be moved from side to side
grabbed from the middle (violin grip)
sharpened often
held sideways
27
Logos are symbols made up of text that help us identify brands of a company or person.
False
True
28
Before giving feedback to a peer, you ought to write:
an evaluation with a rubric
a reflection
a critique slip
a artist statement
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This is an example of ... (you may choose more than one response)
holding the pencil upright, straight (scrib grib)
"nice adult coloring"
sloppy coloring
"baby coloring"
30
When adding darker values -the so-called "shades", you should use black.
False
True
