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#Art 1 Semester 1 Midterm Review
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Complementary Colors are found ___on the color wheel
Touching each other
Across from each other
Next to each other
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Orange, Violet, Green
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
3
Symmetrical, asymmetrical, and radial are all examples of how ___ can be used in artwork.
Balance
Emphasis
Variety
Unity
4
What is this?
3 point perspective
2 point perspective
1 point perspective
Shapes
5
___is placing greater attention on certain areas or objects in an artwork.
Harmony
Emphasis
Unity
Form
6
One color plus it's tints and shades
Monochromatic
Value Scale
Complementary
Analogous
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What is the following technique?
Stippling / Pointillism
Hatching
Cross Hatching
Blending
8
Refers to the regular repetition of elements such as colors or shapes
Pattern
Balance
Contrast
Decoration
9
White added to a color is called
Tint
Shade
10
The founders of Cubism
Picasso and Monet
Braque and Manet
Manet and Monet
Picasso and Braque
11
Art that is being produced now (21st century) and that relates to current events/issues
Contemporary Art
Modern Art
Surrealist Art
Pop Art
12
The eyes are located 1/3 of the way down the face.
True
False
13
Complement of Blue
Orange
Yellow
Red
Green
14
What is the element of art defined by a point moving in space?
Line
Balance
Harmony
Texture
15
The element of art that describes how something feels.
Surface
Smooth
Form
Texture
16
Complement of yellow-orange
Violet
Blue-violet
Red-orange
Blue-green
17
What is the lightest color in the color spectrum?
Yellow
White
Cream
Orange
18
Red, Yellow-green, Blue-green
Monochromatic
Analagous
Cool
Split Complementary
19
A tool used to frame/crop your viewpoint
Viewpoint
Telescope
Looking Glass
Viewfinder
20
What is the following technique?
Blending
Hatching
Cross Hatching
Stippling/ Pointillism
21
How do you neutralize a color?
Add the color next to it
Add black
Add white
Add its complement
22
With perspective, what is the line that is drawn from the left to the right side of the paper?
Vanishing points
Horizon line
Converging lines
Vertical "corner" line
23
Complement of Yellow
Violet
Purple
Green
Blue
24
When all elements of a work combine to create a balanced, harmonious, complete whole.
Balance
Repetition
Unity
Variety
25
The point on the horizon line at which your shape diminishes.
View point
Eye level
Vanishing point
Horizon line
26
How are tertiary colors created?
Primary + Secondary
Secondary + Secondary
Color + Complement
Primary + Primary
27
Red-Violet, Blue-Green, Orange-Yellow
Primary
Tertiary
Secondary
28
Red, Yellow, Blue
Tertiary
Secondary
Primary
29
What is the name for the structure on which a sculpture is built?
Base
Model
Armature
Thing
30
Form is
One Dimensional
Three Dimensional
Two Dimensional
31
The term used to describe the material a work of art is made from
Pencil
Medium
Paint
Tool
32
Which of the following was NOT a focus of Abstract Expressionist art?
Action
Realism
Emotion
Expression
33
The principle of design that describes how the eye travels through an artwork
Movement
Contrast
Lines
Pattern
34
What is the following technique?
Blending
Cross Hatching
Hatching
Stippling / Pointillism
35
The process in which paper pieces are bound together with glue or paste.
Still Life
Welding
Carving
Paper Mache
36
What describes the brightness to dullness of a color?
Value
Highlight
Intensity
Shade
37
The lightest point on an object
Highlight
Form
Reflection
Peak
38
What is this?
3 point perspective
A Square
1 point perspective
2 point perspective
39
What describes the lightness to darkness of a tone or color?
The Hue
The Spectrum
The Value
The Color Wheel
40
Analogous colors are ___ or more colors next to each other on the color wheel
3
1
2
41
Shape is
Two Dimensional
Three Dimensional
One Dimensional
42
Complement of Red
Yellow
Blue
Green
Orange
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When was the Ab-Ex Movement?
1960s-1970s
1800s-1820s
1900s-1910s
1940s-1950s
