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Fine Art-A Final Review
Fine Art-A Final Review
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1
What are shapes found in nature?
Shape
elements
organic
line
2
What is a type of balance that is the same or equal on both sides of a work of art?
Unity
Emphasis
Symmetrical
Evaluation
3
Which statement best describes Byzantine icon paintings?
They stress Christian symbolism over realistic portrayal.
They contain stylized figures based on Classical conventions.
They depict multiple figures that realistically recede in space.
They portray religious leaders in lifelike settings.
4
Which statement correctly describes the Parthenon in Greece?
Its columns are carved with relief sculptures inspired by Egyptian columns.
Its design used features of the Ionic order of Classical Greek architecture
It was topped by a massive dome, a feature invented by the Greeks.
Its plan consists of mathematical ratios, symmetry, and proportion.
5
What is the language used to communicate art?
elements
Shape
line
form
6
Art and architecture glorified Egyptian royalty and gods to reflect their importance in society.
False
True
7
What is the lightness or darkness of a color?
Implied Texture
Color Wheel
Shading
Value
8
Which term means when the elements of art and principles of design work together to create a pleasing artwork?
Unity
Emphasis
Movement
Symmetrical
9
What is a mark made by a point moving across a surface?
Shape
form
line
elements
10
Which term means to make an object stand out in an artwork?
Symmetrical
Emphasis
Evaluation
Unity
11
Which of the following is a convention used by Yoruba artists in West Africa to create portrait sculpture?
They carved lines into the surface of the face to represent war victories.
They put holes around the neck to attach the portrait to a bronze god.
They sculpted from a block of plaster and painted it to look like bronze.
They idealized facial features to create their vision of perfect beauty.
12
What is the way something looks like it feels?
Implied Texture
Color Wheel
value
Shading
13
What is the principle of art that is used to create a sense of action, or direct the viewer's eye through a work of art.
Movement
Emphasis
Symmetrical
Unity
14
How did Italian Renaissance architects depart from Gothic architectural design?
Used stained-glass imagery to depict biblical stories
They emphasized the height of the building
They incorporated features from Classical Greek and Roman construction
Fying buttresses to absorb some of the force from the heavy roof and walls.
15
Which characteristic best describes Chinese brush paintings?
They depict humans as being small alongside towering trees and mountains.
They include small touches of gold paint to add decorative detail.
They feature a variety of brushstrokes in order to create a sense of unity.
They depict idealized representations of the human form.
16
How does Italian High Renaissance artwork reflect humanist thought?
The artwork depicts religious figures in earthly settings.
The artwork demonstrates the separation between God and man.
Art depicts the small stature of humans relative to the grandeur of nature.
The artwork uses atmospheric techniques to convey man's place in nature.
17
What is an area that has height and width?
line
Shape
organic
elements
18
Roman triumphal arches demonstrate the belief in the separation of church and state.
False
True
19
What is the area around, above, between, inside or below objects?
Color Wheel
Value
Space
Shading
20
Of the following issues, which might arise from using materials such as turpentine?
Breathing harmful fumes and vapors.
Cuts
Rash
Exposure to heavy metals.
21
What shows the relationships between colors?
value
Shading
Color Wheel
Implied Texture
22
What is a gradual change from light to dark?
Shading
value
Implied Texture
Color Wheel
23
What has height, width and depth?
line
elements
Shape
form
24
What is the 4th step in art criticism in which you form a judgement about the successfulness of an artwork?
Emphasis
Unity
Movement
Evaluation
25
Which of the following elements are common to Gothic cathedrals?
sculpted portals and stained-glass windows
Ionic columns and undecorated pediments
triumphal arches and hemispherical domes
post-and-lintel structure and fresco paintings
