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The giraffe in this image is an example of
Negative Space
Geometric Space
Contour Space
Positive Space
2
Proportion refers to
comparing sizes
using value
balancing designs
contrasting shapes
3
A basic guide to follow when deciding where to place a focal point and other important shapes in a design is called
Triads
The Power of Threes
a lucky guess
the Rule of Thirds
4
A 2-dimensional area that is enclosed or contained is a
Form
Shape
Space
Value
5
Symmetrical, Asymmetrical and Radial are types of
Repetition
Texture
Unity
Balance
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Having contrast in your art means you have created
colors that help areas look more real
similarities to help areas blend together more
differences that help draw attention where you want it
an abstract design
7
Artwork that shows a person or several people, usually just the face and shoulders, is a
portrait
nonobjective artwork
still life
landscape
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3-D forms that are carved, constructed, or modeled are
Shapes
Sculpture
Space
Prints
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An example of a shape with symmetrical balance is
A
B
D
C
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Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel are
Analogous Colors
Secondary Triad
Complementary Colors
Monochromatic Colors
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A color scheme that uses only one color with its tints, tones, and shades
A Primary Triad
Complementary
Analogous
Monochromatic
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Colors that are opposites on the color wheel are
A Secondary Triad
Primary Colors
Complementary Colors
Monochromatic Colors
13
The wavelengths of light that reflect off a surface and back to our eyes are called
Value
Color
Space
Texture
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Having unity in your design means you have created
a sense of oneness or wholeness
textures or smoothness
differences or contrast in values
accurate proportions
15
Firing pottery in the kiln makes it permanent by
removing all moisture
melting the glaze
cooling the surface
shrinking it
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To have good craftsmanship, an artist must
win a contest
use skill, knowledge, neatness, and effort
finish first
buy their tools at Home Depot
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An image captured or recorded by light is a
Painting
Sculpture
Photograph
Drawing
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Variety is
repeating elements but with some change to make it more interesting
using the rule of thirds
never using the same thing twice
creating a new style of art
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A line is
The form of a moving point
The color of a moving point
The value of a moving point
The mark or path of a moving point
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The step of Art Critique that deals with the Principles of Design is
Description
Judgement
Analysis
Interpretation
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Wire is twisted and coiled to create the shape of the horse. This sculpture was created primarily using
color
line
value
shape
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The strong light that reflects off the surface of a form is called
Shadow
Light Source
Reflected Light
Core Shadow
23
A drawing style that focuses mostly on edges of objects and is created without looking at the paper is called
A blind contour drawing
A cross contour line drawing
An outline drawing
A surreal sketch
24
Media refers to the artists choice of
Art Tools
Art Elements
Art Techniques
Art Materials
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A chart that shows a full range of lights and darks is a
Rough Sketch
Viewfinder
Value Scale
Color Wheel
26
The main color combination chosen for a piece of art is called
Color Wheel
Color Scheme
View Finder
Value Scale
27
Showing parallel lines as appearing to converge in the distance is called
Watercolor Resist
Gesture Drawing
A Rough Sketch
Perspective Drawing
28
Wedging clay before using it helps remove
Air Pockets
Impurities
Slip
Glaze
29
To be original, an artist must
Look around to see what everyone else is doing
Use the power of independent thought or constructive imagination
Use a charachter from a video game
Copy an idea from the internet
30
An example of an art material that is translucent is
Paper Mache
Clay
Watercolor
Construction Paper
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Three colors that are equal distances apart on the color wheel are called
Monochromatic Colors
Complementary Colors
Triad Colors
Analogous Colors
32
Lightness or darkness of a shape refers to its
Shape
Color
Texture
Value
33
Printing ink is rolled out and applied with a
rolling pin
printing press
bench hook
brayer
34
How rough or smooth a surface feels or looks refers to its
Line
Value
Texture
Color
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The shadow projected onto another surface by an object is a
Core Shadow
Light Source
Cast Shadow
Reflected Light
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The intensity of a color can be neutralized or reduced by mixing it with
indigo blue
the color next to it
its complementary color
white
37
An art material that you cannot see through is called
Organic
Translucent
Opaque
Transparent
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An example of an organic shape is
A
C
D
B
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Adding depth to a design by having one object partially cover another one is a technique called
Balancing
Patterning
Contouring
Overlapping
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Adding emphasis to the focal point of your artwork means to
Overlap shapes in the background
Balance the proportions
Bring greater attention to a particular part of your design
Add texture to the whole design
41
Clay that has not been fired is called
bisque ware
glaze ware
gray ware
green ware
42
Grays, browns, white and black are examples of
monochromatic colors
triadic colors
neutral colors
organic colors
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Organizing the Elements according to the Principles of Design creates a strong
2-Dimensional
Foreground
Composition
Picture Plane
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Repetition is
a smooth, plain surface
giving less attention to one area
not necessary in a good design
using an element again and again
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For an image to be a primary resource, it must come from
Your own photograph
Your own observation
Any of the above
Your own imagination
