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Exam Review for High School Beginning Art and Art Honors Placement Assessment
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1
What is the color scheme of Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie?
Primary colors
Analogous colors
Complementary colors
Secondary colors
2
The use of two colors that are adjacent to the complementary color of a base color is called a
Split-Complementary
Analogous
Tetradic
Complementary
3
What is the color scheme Van Gogh used in Olive Trees?
Monochromatic
Warm colors
Complementary colors
Analogous colors
4
What color scheme does Georgia O'Keefe use in her painting Black Iris?
Complementary
Cool Colors
Monochromatic
Analogous
5
What set of colors are made up of blue, green and purple?
Secondary Colors
Cool Colors
Primary Colors
Warm Colors
6
When an artist draws an object's contours, what is he/she showing?
Very small details
The contrast between values in the shading
The different tints and shades of hues
The main edges of the important shapes of the subject
7
What is a still life?
Figure drawing
A drawing of living things
Drawings of outdoors scenes
An arrangement of objects set up as a subject on a table
8
An artistic exercise in which an artist makes quick, simplified sketches of a subject, often a live human model
Gesture Drawings
Contour Outline
Sustained Investigation
Thumbnail Sketches
9
Which Principle of Design involves creating a focal point within a composition?
Harmony
Contrast
Balance
Emphasis
10
How can any three-dimensional object be described?
Shape
Form
Square
Circle
11
What is the color scheme used in Lichtenstein's Stepping Out?
Analogous colors
Secondary colors
Primary colors
Complementary colors
12
What is the color scheme Matisse uses in Portrait of Madame Matisse (Green Stripe)?
Complementary Colors
Cool Colors
Warm Colors
Analogous Colors
13
What are shapes called that have straight lines and angles, such as squares and triangles?
Freeform
Organic
Geometric
Loose
14
What is a two-dimensional area that is enclosed in some way?
A sphere
A cube
A form
A shape
15
What is texture?
The element of art related to color
The element of art related to how something would feel
The element of art related to the dark or light of an object
The element of art related to a point moving through space
16
What is a hue that has had white added to make it a lighter value?
Shade
Value
Hue
Tint
17
What is a collection of an artist's work called that is used to demonstrate their ability?
Edition
Composition
Elements of art
Portfolio
18
What is the space within a composition that is occupied by the object known as?
None of the above
Positive space
Negative space
Outer space
19
What are the principles of design?
The basic elements in a work of art
Techniques used only in painting
The rules that govern how a work of art is arranged
Techniques used only in sculpture
20
What principle of design is most concerned with size relationship?
Unity
Proportion
Rhythm
Harmony
21
What is stippling?
A shading technique that uses small dots
A shading technique that uses small lines
A shading technique that uses smooth blending
A shading technique that uses curved marks
22
What is an art form that allows an artist to make multiple images from a single original?
Painting
Printmaking
Drawing
Weaving
23
What are characteristics of good use of space in a composition?
All of the above
Objects overlap and run off the paper
Objects fill the space
Objects are large
24
Why does an artist do thumbnail sketches?
To plan a good composition
To learn to draw correct hands
To determine the best colors to use in a painting
To do a very careful finished sketch in their sketchbook
25
What is the imaginary spot on an eye level/horizon line called where all lines converge?
Perspective dot
Vanishing point
Distance maker
Sighting spot
26
What is watercolor?
A modern permanent plastic water based paint
A type of thick opaque water based paint
A type of thin, transparent water based paint
None of the above
27
What is the name given to a particular color on the color wheel, such as red or yellow?
Tint
Value
Hue
Shade
28
What element of art is defined as a continuous mark made on a surface with a pointed, moving tool?
Line
Shape
Form
Value
29
In shading, what are different amounts of light and dark called?
Abstract
Values
Texture
Colors
30
A form of artistic expression that combines traditional art and sculpture to form inspiring three-dimensional pieces
Sculpture
Sgraffito
Sculptural Painting
Painting
31
What Principle of Design deals with the combination of elements to create a pleasing whole?
Contrast
Unity
Movement
Proportion
32
How can a work of art in which more than one type of art material is used be described?
Content
Monochromatic
Analogous
Mixed-media
33
What term describes a plan for how colors are used in a work of art?
Analogous
Wax resist
Optimal mixing
Color scheme
34
How can any form that has height, width, and thickness be described?
Three-dimensional
Two-dimensional
Shape
Flat
35
What Principle of Design deals refers to the visual stability of a composition
Balance
Emphasis
Contrast
Proportion
36
What is an organic shape?
A triange
A free form shape, having rounded edges like a living thing
A square
A shape having straight lines and angles
37
How can a work of art that is done in a style other than realism best be described?
Abstract
Objective
Representational
None of the above
38
What important things can be learned from the study of art history?
All of the above
Relation between culture and art
Important artists and periods of art history from the past
How periods in art history have influenced one other
39
What are complementary colors?
Colors that are beside each other on the color wheel
Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel
Colors that share a common hue
Colors associated with coolness
40
What are colors called that sit side by side on the color wheel and share a common hue?
Secondary colors
Analogous colors
Complementary colors
Primary colors
41
What happens when an artist uses repetition?
A color is used once to create a focal point
Element is multi-used to create pattern, rhythm, & movement
A texture is used once to create harmony
An object is used in a single place to create emphasis
42
What are the basic ingredients such as line, shape & value that all works of art are made of?
Principles of design
Compositional considerations
Elements of art
Linear Perspective
43
What is a mat?
A cardboard-like boarder placed around finished works of art
A wooden or metal frame placed around finished works of art
A case used to carry finished art
The way an artist places her signature on a finished work
44
How can any flat shape that has only height and width be described?
Two-dimensional
One-dimensional
Four-dimensional
Three-dimensional
45
What is a self-portrait?
A drawing or painting that an artist does of someone else
A drawing or painting that an artist does of him/herself
A type of quick study done of any subject
A drawing of an inanimate object
46
What type of paint can be determined as water based plastic paint that is permanent when dry?
Watercolor
Tempera paint
Acrylic paint
Enamel paint
47
What is a collage?
Many different subjects drawn on a single piece of paper
A method of printmaking
A French painting technique
Pictures or items that are cut out & glued to a surface
48
What color scheme uses three colors evenly spaced around the color wheel?
Monochromatic
Triadic
Tetradic
Split-Complementary
49
What is a color scheme called that is made up of tints and shades of a single hue?
Arbitrary color
Cool colors
Monochromatic
Warm colors
50
What is a hue called that has had black added to it making it a darker value?
Tint
Hue
Value
Shade
51
The technique of depicting an object or human body to produce an illusion of projection or extension in space is called
Impressionism
Surrealism
Foreshortening
Abstraction
52
What is hatching?
A shading technique that uses parallel lines
A shading technique that uses smooth blending
A shading technique that uses curved marks
A shading technique that uses dots
53
What happens when an artist creates contrast in a work of art?
Areas in the painting are similar to each other
Areas in a work of art stand out
A lack of emphasis results
Little variety is reflected in the work
54
What is a critique?
Abstract artwork
A discussion of the strong and weak points of a work of art
A tool used in ceramics
A collection of an artist's work
