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Lithographs may appear textured, flat, black and white, or full of color
False
True
2
Movement cannot be conveyed in a painting.
True
False
3
Line, shape, color, value, space, texture and form are...
Principles of art
Technical properties
Sensory properties
Formal properties
4
Artworks that make us feel emotions are expressive properties.
False
True
5
Noone uses art to convey propaganda today.
False
True
6
What are paintings that refer to normal, everyday activities of ordinary people?
Genre
Abstract
Portraits
Objective
7
What were art and architecture used for in ancient times?
Ancients did not have art.
Parades
Bring importance to figures or events
Architecture is stricly housing
8
What can an X-ray of a painting not do?
expand knowledge of older painting techniques
help prevent fraud
repair it
aid in identification
9
What two objects could be described as political propaganda? (choose 2)
Poro Society mask from the Ivory Coast
Door from the kingʼs palace depicting visit of British official to king
Robert Swain, Untitled
Crush the Gang of Four! Poster
10
Jackson Pollock, Full Fathom Five is a still life.
False
True
11
Images depicted, style, techniques and materials help us...
cook
place an object in a particular time and place
make art
criticize art
12
What is the most versatile drawing tool?
Pen
Brush
Pencil
Charcoal
13
What are three primary colors?
yellow, orange, red
orange, violet, green
yellow, red, blue
Red, green, blue
14
This paintings subject matter is literary.
Mu-ch'i, Six Persimmons
Fernando Botero, The Presidential Family
John Quidor, The Return of Rip Van Winkle
Jackson Pollock, Full Fathom Five
15
What is the primary function of a museum?
Offer cafeterias for lunch breaks
display works of art for the enjoyment of viewers of art and culture
provide closed storage areas for artworks
offer replics of beautiful objects
16
A term use for views of city streets, courtyard, building, and plazas is
Cityscapes
Skyscapes
Landscapes
Seascapes
17
Craftsmanship, design, aesthetic properties, and how an artwork reflects society is...
Are painting mterials
Are utility properties
What we use to evaluate art
Are subject matter
18
The twentieth century restricted artists to a limited array of materials.
False
True
19
Archeology is the study of arches.
True
False
20
What is not an object of utility?
automoblie
painting
clotes
eating utensil
21
Contrast makes paintings boring to look at.
True
False
22
What senses do we use to experience art?
sight and touch
hearing and smell
sight and smell
touch and hearing
23
What subject is the
Maize God,
Maya?
Portrait
Narrative
Noonobjective
Religious
24
Why do artists use perspective?
Share ideas
Identification
Create visual texture
Create space
25
Abstract paintings include identifiable objects.
False
True
26
What do you call a painting an artist paints of himself?
Figure
Nonobjective
Self portrait
Portrait
27
What type of building was the first to open up as a public museum?
churches
city halls
private homes
Palaces and royal buildings
28
What is a paradigm?
A formal property
A classic example of high quality
Trash
Painting technique
29
What is the term for the media, tools, and equipment used to make a work of art?
Mechanical properties
Technical properties
Expressive properties
Real properties
30
In narrative paintings the artist tells a story.
True
False
31
Emphasis is the way of developing a secondary theme in a work of art.
True
False
32
What subject matter is Fernando Botero,
The Presidential Family?
literary
nonobjective
Social comment
Still life
33
Pattern/repetition, emphasis, contrast, unity, balance, rhythm, and movement are...
Formal properties
Sensory properties
Technical properties
Elements of art
