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Dr. Prater's Midterm Spring 2024
Dr. Prater's Midterm Spring 2024
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What helps kids understand features of a specific artwork by relating it to an
artistic or cultural
context is called?
Style Analysis
Comparative Analysis
Historical Interpretation
Operational Points
2
T or F: Materials/Resources are the physical items needed to teach the lesson
True
False
3
Which social theme has political, religious, or fictional messages and stories that are for
entertainment
purposes?
Enjoyment/Delight
Commentary/Storytelling
Expression
Commemoration
4
T or F: Art for Art's Sake makes art to encourage others to
think about
what art is
True
False
5
Which style definition explains representational art?
no subject matter or recognizable imagery
the essence of an object's form; simplified or exaggerated
depicts the accurate appearance of natural objects
part of an image that expresses a specific idea
6
T or F:
Good
design choices for PowerPoints have small fonts, bright colors, serif fonts, 12 slides or more
False
True
7
What are the aesthetic scanning categories? (NOT SCAFFOLDING)
Literal, Formal, Emotive, Functional, Conceptual
Imitationalism, Formalism, Emotionalism, Functionalism
Sensory, Formal, Expressive, Technical, Functional
Leading, Selective, Parallel, Constructive, Productive
8
T or F: Abstract art is the essence of an object's form; simplified or exaggerated in some way
True
False
9
What are the two categories of aesthetic activities?
prep and risk, and planned uncertainty
spontaneous and organized/planned
validation and organized/planned
objective and spontaneous
10
Which of the following answers define non-representational art?
art with nature, books, color, and real figures ONLY
art with no subject matter or recognizable imagery
a cultural symbol that has an agreed upon meaning
the imagery used to convey meaning within an artwork
11
What is the "concept, idea, fact, and/or skill that will be taught to the students as part of a plan"?
behavior
growth
content
vocabulary
12
T or F: Style Analysis is when students take multiple pieces of work from one artist, and analyze them
True
False
13
T or F:
Bad
PowerPoint designs have larger fonts, clear contrast, concrete visuals, space, and 10 slides or less
False
True
14
T or F: Beautification/Decoration makes our bodies, possessions, or the environment we occupy "special and beautiful"
False
True
15
What is art history?
Generating and conceptualizing ideas
The background of the artwork, or artist
Finding connections based on abstract ideas
Providing info from personal theory
16
T or F: The three sections of an objective are: content, behavior and criteria
False
True
17
What is the
teaching
definition of aesthetics?
the personal defintion of art and beauty
the cultural definition of art and beauty; avoid stereotypes
growth = exposure + support
understanding our aesthetic experiences; non-objective and non-factual
18
T or F: Goals in aesthetics focus on long-term desired outcomes; not observed in a single event
True
False
19
What is the step-by-step procedure, or description of the instructional process called?
content
standards
outcomes
sequence
20
What is the social theme of delight/enjoyment about?
life is all about being happy
making art simply because it makes one happy
using images or forms to show real life
delight comes from the thought of being depressed and finding happiness
21
T or F: Commemoration records events or people in history for celebration or cultural value
True
False
22
T or F: Focus Interp. is the singular interpretation of the feelings in a single artwork
False
True
23
What's the term for the equipment that is used to apply/shape the medium?
Content
Techniques
Subject
Tools
24
Which social theme increases awareness of political ideas or social issues?
Art for Art's Sake
Persuasion
Religion
Expression
25
Which of the following is a component of Instructional Planning Goals?
items that aligned with external standards
any and all stated activities in a lesson
things that cannot be observed in a single event
assessed observable actions
26
T or F: Narrative art specifically tells a story
True
False
27
Objectives in aesthetics are considered what?
preparation and risk
clear and observable
used to find multiple povs
spontaneous
28
T or F: 3 types of organized/planned activities are categorization, token response, and simple discussion/puzzle cases
True
False
29
What is an aesthetic experience?
multiple povs
growth = exposure + support
when a person is aware of their non-factual, non-objective reactions to exp
beliefs and values win out over knowledge
30
T or F: Powerpoints for younger learners need more concrete visuals since they are easily distracted by non-content
False
True
31
How do you define subject matter?
the feelings art components ignore
the figure of a bee
what is it about
the non-important parts of an artwork
32
What is the basic definition of content?
the size of an artwork
the part of an image that expresses a specific element or principle
the application of human creative skill and imagination in a visual form
the message or meaning of an artwork
33
T or F: Non-representational art is realism or pictorial
True
False
34
What is the surface called that media is applied on to make an artwork?
Support
Ground
Form
Content
35
Which of the following is a component of preparation and risk?
planning conclusions students should reach
teachers develop activities with new, or multiple POVs
students take the discussion in a unexpected/different directions
providing an aesthetic experience
36
External measures of student achievement used to determine
curriculum effectiveness
are called?
assessments
standards
sequence
materials
37
The
teaching
definition of aesthetics is concerned with the philosophical nature & definition of art and beauty
True
False
38
The contextual interpretation of style qualities in a group of artworks is called?
style interpretation
historical interpretation
academic interpretation
focus interpretation
39
What term is "the skills used to produce specific artistic effects"?
Image
Medium
Techniques
Support
40
What term defines "the simple catalog and description of the parts and functions of an artwork; outside of context"?
Organization
Critique
Comp Crit
Analysis Grid Task
41
Imagery used to
convey meaning
within an artwork (motifs, subjects, symbols) is called what?
iconography
content
icon
motif
42
What is a cultural aesthetic?
a culture's personal aesthetic
when students cannot be told what aesthetic they have
cultural definitions of art and beauty used by some (avoiding stereotypes)
beliefs and values of a culture instead of knowledge
43
T or F: The three key goals of art crit: vocabulary, critical analysis, and multiple povs
True
False
44
What makes a Comp Crit activity successful?
2 (or more) artworks
Similarities and Differences
Student's evaluating multiple POVs
Key ideas from lessons
45
What is a symbol?
a cultural symbol
a repeated design
part of an image that expresses a specific idea or meaning in artworks
imagery used to convey a figure within an artwork
46
What activity does
Comp Crit
use?
Categorization
Sorting Cards
Big Questions Chart
Venn diagram
47
What social theme uses imagery/forms to show how something makes them feel or what something means to them as an artist?
Decoration
Persuasion
Beautification
Expression
48
What is Focus Interpretation?
when students take multiple artworks from one artist, and analyze them
the contextual interpretation of the characteristics of a single artwork
the philosophical nature and definition of art and beauty
the contextual interpretation of style qualities in a group of artworks
49
T or F: Aesthetic Scanning has students consider different POVs, and scan artworks for qualities in multiple categories
True
False
50
T or F: Icons are
ONLY
important people in society
True
False
51
What is the definition for the "religion" social theme?
art is used as a part of celebration or worship
using images/forms to show others how something makes you feel
making art to encourage others to think about what art is
making art simply because it makes you happy
52
What is a cultural symbol that has an agreed upon meaning outside of any single artwork?
icon
motif
form
symbol
53
T or F: Personal Aesthetics are a person's definition of art and beauty; based on their aesthetic experiences
False
True
54
What is the
academic
definition of aesthetic?
understanding our aesthetic experiences
non-objective and factual experiences
the philosophical nature and definition of art and beauty
a person's definition of art and beauty
55
What is the basic definition of form?
the message/meaning of the artwork
what the viewer interprets the work to mean
what the artist is communicating
the effect of the combined visual qualities of an artwork
56
Which discipline of art understands the visual & conceptual layout of an artwork; for purposes of critique or judgment?
Art Studio
Art History
Art Criticism
Aesthetics
57
T or F: Commentary/Storytelling gives a message of political and social issues ONLY
True
False
58
What is an objective?
key terms, names, artwork titles emphasized in the lesson plan
goals that cannot be observed in a single event
observable actions that can be assessed
the desired learning experience
59
What is the term for the materials used to create an artwork?
Media
Tools
Techniques
Medium
