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KS2 Art and Design
KS2 Art and Design
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1
If a project is said to be 'mixed media' what does that mean?
It is only half as successful as it should be.
Several projects have been lined up together
It is confused about its purpose
It has been created from more than one material or medium
2
What do we call a drawing of a group of everyday objects placed together?
A Grouping of Art
A Placing of Drawing
A Still Life
A Drawing Selection
3
In order to develop their knowledge of art, what should children in KS2 be taught about?
Use colouring in pages
Be taught about great artists, architects and designers in history
Draw about whoever they want
Paint Pretty Pictures
4
How could you 'fix' a charcoal drawing?
With Cling Film
With Hairspray
With a Roller
With Tracing Paper
5
Giving the impression that some objects are closer and others far away means using what?
Using a measuring jug
Using a pair of glasses
Using Perspective
Using a camera
6
Repeatedly pressing an inked block or raised design onto canvas, paper or fabric is called what?
Pant-Making
Paint-Making
Point-Making
Print-Making
7
What is a sketchbook not useful for?
Experimenting with ideas and compositions
Practising a new technique
Recording Ideas
Propping a door open
8
Which of the following is not a paint colour?
Magneta
Cerulean
Velvet
Ochre
9
If an artist fixes different media on a canvas to create an artwork, what is it known as?
Sketching
Pointillism
Collage
Shading
10
Which of the following would you not expect to find in a sketchbook?
Lots and Lots of Empty Pages
Intital Ideas and Designs
Observational Drawings
Photographs and Notes
11
What is sculpture?
Using two or more different colours
Large Paintings done outside
Three-Dimensional Artwork
Drawing with both eyes closed
12
In the National Curriculum, which one of these is NOT an attainment target for Key Stage 2?
Develop Their Techniques
Improve Their Mastery of Art and Design
Record Their Observations
Use Potatoes For Printing
13
Primary, Secondary, Complementary and Contrasting all refer to what?
Conversations
Schools
Eye Tests
Colours
14
To create darker areas in a piece, an artist may use pencil or charcoal to do what?
Outline
Undo
Shade
Erase
15
If you wanted to repeat an image over and over again, what material might be appropriate
A piece of Lino and cutter
A piece of carpet and some masking tape
A ruler and a biro
A whisk and a fan
