7th Grade Art - Final Exam Review

Question 1

What clay did the potters who originally made the jugs use?

Accepted Answer

Scrap leftover clay from the day's work

Question 2

What were the face jugs often used for during the Prohibition of the 1920s?

Accepted Answer

To hide alcohol

Question 3

Which term refers to drying clay pots, before they have been fired or glazed?

Accepted Answer

Greenware

Question 4

What is the now famous American brand of pottery made entirely using lead-free glazes?

Accepted Answer

Edgefield

Question 5

What law discouraged slaves from keeping detailed records of their own history?

Accepted Answer

illegal for slaves to read/write

Question 6

What was the main building technique we learned about?

Accepted Answer

Coil pot

Question 7

This type of space is the empty areas around the subjects, or areas of interest.

Accepted Answer

Negative

Question 8

This type of balance radiates out from a central point.

Accepted Answer

Radial

Question 9

What type of balance is shown in this image?

Accepted Answer

Formal

Question 10

Which term refers to the pots after they have been glazed and fired for the second time?

Accepted Answer

Glazeware

Question 11

What important American historical event brought about the end of Pottersville?

Accepted Answer

The Civil War

Question 12

What African kingdom is well-known for their beautiful bronze sculptures?

Accepted Answer

Benin

Question 13

This is another word for plant life.

Accepted Answer

Flora

Question 14

This art element is the relative lightness or darkness of a color.

Accepted Answer

Value

Question 15

This type of space refers to the areas in a work that are the subjects, or areas of interest.

Accepted Answer

Positive

Question 16

A tool used to carve away non-image areas from a block of wood, linoleum, or rubber.

Accepted Answer

Gouge

Question 17

This is the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.

Accepted Answer

Habitat

Question 18

Arranging elements so no part overpowers, or seems heavier than another part.

Accepted Answer

Balance

Question 19

A metal or wooden plate with a raised edge on each end to hold a block in place while cutting.

Accepted Answer

Bench hook

Question 20

Why did many potters in the 1800s die?

Accepted Answer

lead-based glazes

Question 21

A small, hand-held rubber roller used to spread ink evenly on a surface for printing.

Accepted Answer

Brayer

Question 22

Printmaking where the image is printed from a raised surface,usually by carving or cutting away

Accepted Answer

Relief

Question 23

A round, smooth pad used to press paper against an inked wood or linoleum block to lift a print

Accepted Answer

Baren

Question 24

This is another term for animal life.

Accepted Answer

Fauna

Question 25

What is this called?

Accepted Answer

Gradient

Question 26

What do we do to clay to ensure that there are no air bubbles in it?

Accepted Answer

Wedge

Question 27

From what culture do face jugs originate?

Accepted Answer

African/African-American

Question 28

The coloring material used in printmaking; thicker than most paint.

Accepted Answer

Ink

Question 29

A piece of thick, flat material, with a design on its surface, used to print.

Accepted Answer

Block

Question 30

When did most potters make these face jugs during their normal work day?

Accepted Answer

At the end of their work day

Question 31

Who was Dave Drake?

Accepted Answer

A famous Edgefield slave potter

Question 32

What type of balance is this?

Accepted Answer

Informal

Question 33

Which term refers to the pots, once they come out of the first firing?

Accepted Answer

Bisqueware

Question 34

What do you do to 2 pieces of clay to ensure that they do not come apart during drying?

Accepted Answer

Score and Slip

Question 35

This type of balance is when an artist creates a balanced artwork without it being symmetrical.

Accepted Answer

Informal

Question 36

This term means that an image is designed in a simplified, nonrealistic style.

Accepted Answer

Stylized

Question 37

This type of balance is when the 2 halves mirror one another.

Accepted Answer

Formal

Question 38

What U.S. region is most well-known for the production of face jugs?

Accepted Answer

South/Southeast

Question 39

The process of designing and producing prints using a printing block, woodcut, etching, etc.

Accepted Answer

Printmaking

Question 40

What type of balance is this?

Accepted Answer

Radial

Question 41

This element refers to the distance or area between, above, below, and within objects.

Accepted Answer

Space

Question 42

Why did jugs used for gravestones have scary faces?

Accepted Answer

to keep away the devil/evil spirits

Question 43

Which color in the rose has the darker value?

Accepted Answer

Red

7th Grade Art - Final Exam Review

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7th Grade Art - Final Exam Review

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