Elements, Surrealism, Perspective and Color

Question 1

WHAT DO YOU CALL THE PLACE WHERE LINES IN PERSPECTIVE SEEM TO DISAPPEAR?

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Vanishing Point

Question 2

When you mix a primary with another primary you get a

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secondary color

Question 3

The part of an image where the sky meets the ground

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horizon

Question 4

A color + black

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Shade

Question 5

the Element that is how something feels:

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Texture

Question 6

SURREALISM WAS A REACTION TO THE CHAOS OF WHICH WAR?

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World War 1

Question 7

Artists use this to create value

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shading techniques

Question 8

A texture that cannot be touched is called:

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Simulated

Question 9

Shapes that are created from math are called:

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Geometric

Question 10

Monochromatic colors are

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one color with tints and shades

Question 11

The name of a Surrealist artist is ________.

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Salvador Dali

Question 12

WHAT DECADE DID THE SURREALISM ART MOVEMENT BEGIN?

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1920s

Question 13

Sculpture is an example of actual

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form

Question 14

Which element is the path of a point moving through space?

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Line

Question 15

The area of a work that is filled in

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Positive

Question 16

Red, yellow, and blue are examples of ______ colors.

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primary

Question 17

A tool that artists use to help them plan color choices is called...

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a color wheel

Question 18

The place where lines in perspective seem to disappear is called

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the vanishing point

Question 19

Surrealism was influenced by the work of which psycho analysist?

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Dr. Freud

Question 20

On the color wheel, colors that sit side-by-side are

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Analogous

Question 21

This is made from light reflecting off an object

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color

Question 22

The name of a color is called its

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hue

Question 23

The empty space in a work

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Negative

Question 24

Shapes that more natural are called:

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Organic

Question 25

Color is the element of art that helps create the illusion of 3-D on a 2-D surface.

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False

Question 26

Vanishing points are not necessary in one-point perspective

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False

Question 27

The area of an artwork that is closest to the viewer

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Foreground

Question 28

A 3-dimensional object

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Form

Question 29

The area of an artwork that is farthest away

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background

Question 30

The area around objects and distance between them

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Space

Question 31

In a collage, putting unusual objects side-by-side creates

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juxtaposition

Question 32

What ancient culture used grids to create accurate art?

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Egypt

Question 33

Combining one primary and one secondary colors results in______.

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tertiary colors.

Question 34

ARTWORK THAT FEATURES SCENES OF NATURE IS CALLED ______?

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a landscape

Question 35

How light or dark a color is

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Value

Question 36

A color + white

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Tint

Question 37

A 2 dimensional object made when lines meet

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Shape

Question 38

Blue, green and violet are

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Cool Colors

Question 39

When one object partly covers another

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overlapping

Question 40

Colors that are located across the color wheel are called:

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Complementary

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