Elements of Art Exam

Question 1

Cool colours include

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Blue, purple and green

Question 2

What does &#x27;Year&#x27; mean in a citation?

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The year the artwork was created

Question 3

Pablo Picasso was an artist who is/was..

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most known for his introduction of cubism, and modern approach to painting, well ahead of his time and the works he created influenced many artists

Question 4

What is a harmonious line

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Lines that work well together, similar in shape, size and consistency.

Question 5

What are the five elements in art?

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Shape, tone, line, colour and texture

Question 6

What are the 5 key features of a citation?

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Artist, Year, Medium, Location and Dimension

Question 7

Opposite on the colour wheel. An artist wil use these colours to make an impact. These colours are called..

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Complementary colours. e.g. R & G, O & B, and P & Y

Question 8

What does &#x27;medium&#x27; mean in a citation

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Material that was used to create it

Question 9

This frame looks at the feelings and emotional responses that the audience can get from artworks, from a personal level:

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Subjective frame

Question 10

What is a curvilinear line?

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consists of curved lines. forming or moving in a curved way.

Question 11

Name the two types of shapes

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Geometric and organic, Freeform and geometric

Question 12

How do you make a secondary colour?

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By mixing two primary colours together

Question 13

Horizontal lines run...

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Across the page

Question 14

What is stippling, cross hatching, shading and hatching?

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Stippling is dotted, cross-hatching is made with two directional lines, shading is large areas of tone and hatching is one-directional lines, Techniques we can use to show tone and depth/perspective

Question 15

Vertical lines run..

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Up and down the page

Question 16

What does &#x27;location&#x27; mean in a citation

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Where the artwork is now displayed

Question 17

What are the two types of texture?

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Actual texture and implied texture

Question 18

What are the three primary colours?

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Red, yellow and blue

Question 19

What is tone?

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The lightness to darkness of a colour

Question 20

Who created the artwork "The Sheaf"

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Henri Matisse

Question 21

What year was &#x27;The Sheaf&#x27; Created?

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1953

Question 22

What is a contrasting line?

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Opposite types of line with emphasized differences. Unlike.

Question 23

What is an example of a geometric shape

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Square, Circle

Question 24

Warm colours include

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Red, yellow and orange

Question 25

What shaes do we find in the natural world

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Organic

Question 26

What shapes do we find in the man-made world?

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Geometric

Question 27

A continuous mark made on a surface with length and direction is called....

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A Line

Question 28

What are the three secondary colours

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Orange, purple and green

Question 29

How is a shape formed?

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1+1=Window, Where two points of a line meet.

Question 30

What types of shape does Matisse use in "The sheaf"

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Unique, natural, organic and balanced, Organic and free-flowing

Question 31

Why do we use tone?

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To create depth and perspective

Question 32

Harmonious colours are

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Next to each other on the colour wheel

Question 33

How do you make the colour brown?

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Mixing red, yellow and blue, Mixing all three primary colours

Question 34

Do I need to revise how to analyse artworks from the revision notes on CANVAS/ Miss Thorne handed out?

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Yes, I guess, Yes, YES

Elements of Art Exam

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Elements of Art Exam

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