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Year 7- Recap
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1
The following work of art was created by what artist?
Pablo Picasso
Van Gogh
Edvard Munch
Paul Klee
2
Paul Klee, a German-Swiss artist famously worked at what German art school?
Liverpool School of Art and Design
Swiss School of Art
Goldsmiths
Bauhaus
3
What is the following diagram called?
Colour spectrum
Spectrum of light
Rainbow
Colour wheel
4
The following artwork was created by what artist?
Sarah Morris
Georgia O'Keeffe
Frida Kahlo
Hilma af Klimt
5
compass (not a protractor), is used for achieving what in technical drawing?
Measuring distances between shapes
Inscribing circles or arcs
3D forms
Geometric shapes
6
What is the purpose of the colour wheel?
Shows the differences between sahdes and tints
Shows relationships between colours
Is nice to look at
Describes how light bends
7
When rendering a 3D object, it is important to decide on what to ensure you achieve a sense of realism?
A light source
All of the above
A shadow
A highlight
8
Which of the following words best describes how artists play with space?
Balance
Abstraction
Depth
Composition
9
The following artwork was created by what artist?
Paul Klee
Leonardo da Vinci
Pablo Picasso
Albrecht Durer
10
Pablo Picasso is a famous artist who created interesting abstract work as part of what movement?
Impressionism
Surrealism
Cubism
Pop Art
11
The colour purple is the most common colour used on the flags of countries?
False
True
12
The definition of texture is what?
The tone present in a work of art
How 3D somethings appears
the feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or substance
How something looks
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Tone in art refers to what?
The subject matter of the artwork
The type of brushstroke used
The size of an object in a composition
The brightness or darkness of a color or value
14
Which one of the following is not a fundamental element of art?
Symmetry
Texture
Colour
Line
15
When shading a form that is rounded, how can we emphasise its form?
Curve the shading
Shade vertically
Shade horizontally
Shade with straight lines
16
What is the 3D equivalent of a circle that has form i.e. depth?
Cone
Sphere
Cylinder
Prism
17
What is isometric projection?
a method for visually representing three-dimensional objects
a technique for achieving texture
a method for producing realism
a mathematical equation
18
What is the following image an example of?
Hatching
Scribble
Pointillism
Cross-hatching
19
At what angle are 2D shapes usually extruded to create an isometrically projected form?
20-30 degrees
30-40 degrees
10-20 degrees
90 degrees
20
What is the definition of symmetry?
A random arrangement of elements
A balance of similar parts on either side of a dividing line
A repetitive pattern of shapes and colors
A design with mismatched parts
21
The process of layering coloured pencils to create a smooth, shiny surface is called what?
Blending
Burning
Burnishing
Blinding
22
What are the three primary colours?
Red, Yellow and Purple
Blue, Green and Purple
Red, Yellow and Blue
Pink, Purple and Green
23
What is the darkest pencil in the following image?
2H
HB
4B
2B
24
The Olympic Rings were designed in what year?
1889
1976
1912
1923
25
In what Century was Dürer's Rhinoceros created?
19th
17th
15th
16th
26
If you mix two primary colours together, what do we get?
A tint
A secondary colour
A shade
A tertiary colour
27
Flappy bird is an example of isometric projection: true or false?
False
True
28
When working with colouring pencils, we always work from light to dark. True or False?
False
True
29
When we mix black to a colour, it makes it darker. What is this known as?
Tint
Value
Shade
Tone
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What is the definition of a gradient in art?
A range of values from dark to light
A technique of gradually transitioning from one hue or value to another
A method for showing off in art
The darkness of a tone
