ART APP REVIEWER

Question 1

Rising perpendicularly from level surfaceImplies ambition, authority, majesty, strength, balance, stability, and respect

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Vertical

Question 2

Created with a specific intentional objective or purpose

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Motivated (Functional) Art

Question 3

The lightness or darkness of a color

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VALUE

Question 4

Art is emotionally and intellectually engaging

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Art involves Experience

Question 5

TYPES OF LINES (EXCEPT)

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SQUARE

Question 6

Turning new and imaginative ideas into reality (Ward 2003).

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Creativity

Question 7

Aristotle's View: Art represents possible versions of reality.

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Art as Representation

Question 8

Telos: The purpose or end of every substance.

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True

Question 9

F. Zulueta: Art stems from man's need to express beliefs.

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False

Question 10

In his Critique of Judgment, Kant argued that art can have a universal quality despite its subjective nature.

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Art for Art’s Sake (Immanuel Kant)

Question 11

power, or loyalty

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BLUE

Question 12

Energy, balance, enthusiasm, wrath, vibrant, expansive, flamboyant, etc,

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ORANGE

Question 13

Earth, stability, hearth, home, outdoors, reliability, comfort, endurance, simplicity, and comfort.

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BROWN

Question 14

"I like this painting": A judgment of taste, subjective and based on personal preference.

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Judgments in Art

Question 15

Reflected light. The most expressive element of art

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COLOR

Question 16

The way of using elements to stress certain areas in an artwork. Another way to describe a focal point in your work.

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EMPHASIS

Question 17

Imply actions and movements. • Rising or falling line.

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Diagonal

Question 18

meditative, calming

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GREEN

Question 19

Sculptures and paintings commemorate important figures or events in society.

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Commemorative Works, Personal Function

Question 20

Graphic Arts (2D), Plastic Arts (3D), Perceived by the eyes

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Visual Art

Question 21

Latin word ____ Craftsmanship, skill, mastery, inventiveness.

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“artis”

Question 22

Grace, movements, flexibility, and joyousness. • E.g. David sculpture and Spolarium

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Curve lines

Question 23

Artistic design applied to functional objects (e.g., fashion, interior design).

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Applied Arts

Question 24

Describes whether all the elements work together or not. • Related to each other.

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UNITY AND VARIETY

Question 25

Art is Cultural: Creation of art is intertwined with one’s culture.

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True

Question 26

Love and romance, caring, tenderness, acceptance, and calm.

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PINK

Question 27

Royalty, nobility, spirituality, ceremony, mystery, transformation, wisdom, etc.

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PURPLE

Question 28

Art that is heard, including music, drama on radios.

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Auditory Art

Question 29

Plato Art harmonizes life with the world's beauty.

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True

Question 30

Most basic element of art. A moving dot

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LINES

Question 31

purity or innocence

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WHITE

Question 32

Art helps people explore new ways of thinking and feeling

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Therapeutic Value

Question 33

It is the path the viewer’s eye takes through a work of art. (M)

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RHYTHM AND MOVEMENT

Question 34

: Art is a human interpretation of ideas, not a replication of nature.

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Art is not Nature

Question 35

Ratio of one element to another

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SCALE AND PROPORTION

Question 36

The visual distribution or weight of the elements in a work of art

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BALANCE

Question 37

RepresentShowTheArtist uses and organizes the elements of art to create an effect and to help convey the artist’s intent

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PRINCIPLES OF ART

Question 38

The ability to form new and exciting ideas or things not yet experienced.

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Imagination

Question 39

Stable and secure • Lines of repose, calmness, serenity, relaxed, comfort, and rest.

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Horizontal

Question 40

Sculptures and paintings commemorate important figures or events in society

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Commemorative Works

Question 41

Very important design concept. • The visual arrangement of elements. Repetitive form or intelligible sequence

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PATTERN AND REPITITION

Question 42

Security, reliability, intelligence, staid, modesty, dignity, maturity, solid, conservative, practice, etc.

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GREY

Question 43

Encourages self-expression and communication

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Art is Universal

Question 44

Objects that have three dimensions.

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Form( 3D shape)

Question 45

creating visual, auditory or performance-based works that convey imagination and technical skills.

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Art

Question 46

Influences Social Behavior: Art influences collective behaviors and attitudes.

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Art’s Social Roles

Question 47

Without it, artwork would be nothing but a blank surface. EVERTHING IS ART

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CONTRAST

Question 48

Made by mixing one primary color + one secondary color. • Also called tertiary colors

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INTERMIDIATE COLORS

Question 49

Area around, above, and within an object.

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SPACE

Question 50

Art is the imitation or reflection of the world around us

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Art as Mimesis

Question 51

Some artists create art out of passion, while others do so for economic reasons

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Passion & Economics

Question 52

Line is enclosed

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SHAPE

Question 53

Knowledge and understanding of the timeless qualities in artworks. A way to understand one's culture and beliefs.

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Art Appreciation

Question 54

mystery or evil

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BLACK

Question 55

Ratio of one element to another

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SCALE AND PROPORTION

Question 56

betrayal, optimism, idealism, imagination, hope, Joy, dishonesty, cowardice, jealousy, etc.

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YELLOW

Question 57

Basic component of art-making. Artworks can also be analyzed according to the use of elements.

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ELEMENTS OF ART

Question 58

Conveying feelings and experiences through various forms, giving meaning to artwork.

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Expression

Question 59

Art can also serve a physical purpose.

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Physical Function

Question 60

:Art serves as a vehicle for artists to express their feelings and ideas.

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Therapeutic Value, Expression

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