Why is photography so important for Environmental & Earth artists?

Because the art is not permanent

Final Exam Review for Art 1

Final exam review questions for Art 1. This quiz contains similar questions to those found on the actual final exam. The final exam is worth 72 pts (about 10% of your grade).

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Questions 48

Answers

1
This work by Dali is an example of . . .
Pop art
Abstract Expressionism
Surrealism
Minimalism
2
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Mayan art
Renaissance art
Ancient Egyptian art
Ancient Roman art
3
This artwork represents...
Surrealism
Abstract Expressionism
Mayan art
Minimalism
4
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Minimalism
Art Deco
Renaissance art
Baroque art
5
This artwork is....
Cubist
Minimalist
Surrealist
Pop art
6
Approximately when did the Ancient Egyptian art movement begin?
5000 B.C.E
130 C.E
3000 B.C.E
20000 B.C.E
7
What was the cause of the Japanese Edo period’s burst of artistic creation and activity?
Increase in lower class
Increase in middle class
Decrease in middle class
Decrease in all classes
8
"Stonehenge" is an example of...
Abstract Expressionism
Renaissance art
Prehistoric art
Ancient Egyptian art
9
This art movement often uses industrial materials:
Surrealism
Pop art
Minimalism
Environmental art
10
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Abstract Expressionism
Cubism
Pop art
Impressionism
11
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Medieval art
Abstract Expressionism
Japanese art
Renaissance art
12
What is NOT true of the Ancient Egyptians?
They had hieroglyphics
They were polytheistic
They had dynasties
They believed in 1 god
13
What year did Environmental art begin?
1870s
1970s
1950s
1960s
14
"Neo" in Neoclassical means what?
New
Greek
After
The Matrix
15
This architectural masterpiece is an example of Baroque/rococo art:
Alhambra palace
Pyramids at Giza
Versailles
Notre Dame cathedral
16
The White House is an example of . . .
Baroque/Rococco architecture
Greek architecture
Neoclassical architecture
Roman architecture
17
What art movement do these coins represent?
Prehistoric art
Baroque/Rococco
Neoclassical
Ancient Greek
18
What type of Cubism does this work use?
Critiqued
Synthetic
Superior
Analytical
19
What 2 art movements used pyramids?
Ancient Egyptian and Prehistoric
Minimalism and Art Deco
Art Deco and Ancient Egyptian
Mayan and Ancient Egyptian
20
How did pop art get its name?
Soda pop
Popular science
Use of latex
Popular culture
21
Jackson Pollock is famous for his...
Cubist collages
Minimalist sculpture
Splatter paintings
Realistic oil paintings
22
This artwork represents...
Baroque art
Medieval art
Impressionism
Neoclassical art
23
This artwork represents...
Renaissance art
Neoclassical art
Baroque/Rococco art
Ancient Greek art
24
This artwork represents...
Medieval art
Prehistoric art
Minimalism
Surrealism
25
Leonardo Da Vinci was...
a Baroque/Rococco artist
an Abstract Expressionist painter
a Medieval artist
a Renaissance artist
26
Impressionism does not use...
Non-Objective elements
Lots of color
Everyday subjects
Visible brushstrokes
27
What is this artwork?
Minimalism
Abstract Expressionism
Surrealism
Cubism
28
"Renaissance" means...
Leonardo Da Vinci's nickname
Light & Dark
Rebirth
Painting with oils
29
Andy Warhol was...
a graffiti artist
a Pop artist
a Cubist artist
a Minimalist artist
30
What is the first art movement?
Prehistoric art
Renaissance art
Pop art
Minimalist art
31
This art movement is associated with the "roaring twenties"...
Neoclassical art
Medieval art
Art Deco
Abstract Expressionism
32
Cave paintings are common in...
Prehistoric art
Environmental art
Ancient Greek art
Minimalism
33
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Baroque/Rococco
Japanese Art
Impressionism
Art Deco
34
Why were pictures so important in Medieval religion?
Most people could not read
People had less intelligence
Most people believed they were magical
Pictures were sacred
35
The majority of Roman sculpture/architecture was to...
Impress the public
Serve as a meeting place
Scare away invaders/enemies
Be lived in
36
Why is photography so important for Environmental & Earth artists?
To record climate change
Draw less attention to the work itself
Because the art is not permanent
To manipulate the photo later on
37
This helmet is an example of ...
Ancient Egyptian art
Ancient Roman art
Medieval art
Prehistoric art
38
Surrealism can be best described as:
Splatter painting
Primitive
Luxurious
Dream-like
39
This artwork represents...
Pop art
Abstract expressionism
Impressionism
Cubism
40
What is "chiaroscuro"?
Painting with light
Lack of color in an artwork
High contrast of light & dark
Using smoke & charcoal in a work of art
41
What is this?
Pictography
Petroglyphs
Micrography
Hieroglyphics
42
"En plein air" is...
Drawing first, then painting
Painting using air
Painting from imagination
Painting outside
43
What is NOT an Ancient Greek art form?
Architecture
Pottery
Sculptures & Statues
Woodblock printing
44
Who created this Endangered species series?
Pablo Picasso
Jackson Pollock
Andy Warhol
Georgia O'Keeffe
45
How are prehistoric and environmental art related or similar to each other?
Minimal use of imagination
Relationship between man and industrial material
Use of natural materials
Use of pictures to represent words or ideas
46
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Medieval art
Impressionism
Environmental art
Mayan art
47
Where did the Mayan people live?
Australia
Hawaii
Mesoamerica
Brazil
48
This portrait of Marie Antoinette is . . .
Neoclassical art
Baroque/Roccoco
Art Deco art
Medieval art

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Final exam review questions for Art 1. This quiz contains similar questions to those found on the actual final exam. The final exam is worth 72 pts (about 10% of your grade).

Flashcards48 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 48

Answers

1
This work by Dali is an example of . . .
Pop art
Abstract Expressionism
Surrealism
Minimalism
2
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Mayan art
Renaissance art
Ancient Egyptian art
Ancient Roman art
3
This artwork represents...
Surrealism
Abstract Expressionism
Mayan art
Minimalism
4
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Minimalism
Art Deco
Renaissance art
Baroque art
5
This artwork is....
Cubist
Minimalist
Surrealist
Pop art
6
Approximately when did the Ancient Egyptian art movement begin?
5000 B.C.E
130 C.E
3000 B.C.E
20000 B.C.E
7
What was the cause of the Japanese Edo period’s burst of artistic creation and activity?
Increase in lower class
Increase in middle class
Decrease in middle class
Decrease in all classes
8
"Stonehenge" is an example of...
Abstract Expressionism
Renaissance art
Prehistoric art
Ancient Egyptian art
9
This art movement often uses industrial materials:
Surrealism
Pop art
Minimalism
Environmental art
10
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Abstract Expressionism
Cubism
Pop art
Impressionism
11
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Medieval art
Abstract Expressionism
Japanese art
Renaissance art
12
What is NOT true of the Ancient Egyptians?
They had hieroglyphics
They were polytheistic
They had dynasties
They believed in 1 god
13
What year did Environmental art begin?
1870s
1970s
1950s
1960s
14
"Neo" in Neoclassical means what?
New
Greek
After
The Matrix
15
This architectural masterpiece is an example of Baroque/rococo art:
Alhambra palace
Pyramids at Giza
Versailles
Notre Dame cathedral
16
The White House is an example of . . .
Baroque/Rococco architecture
Greek architecture
Neoclassical architecture
Roman architecture
17
What art movement do these coins represent?
Prehistoric art
Baroque/Rococco
Neoclassical
Ancient Greek
18
What type of Cubism does this work use?
Critiqued
Synthetic
Superior
Analytical
19
What 2 art movements used pyramids?
Ancient Egyptian and Prehistoric
Minimalism and Art Deco
Art Deco and Ancient Egyptian
Mayan and Ancient Egyptian
20
How did pop art get its name?
Soda pop
Popular science
Use of latex
Popular culture
21
Jackson Pollock is famous for his...
Cubist collages
Minimalist sculpture
Splatter paintings
Realistic oil paintings
22
This artwork represents...
Baroque art
Medieval art
Impressionism
Neoclassical art
23
This artwork represents...
Renaissance art
Neoclassical art
Baroque/Rococco art
Ancient Greek art
24
This artwork represents...
Medieval art
Prehistoric art
Minimalism
Surrealism
25
Leonardo Da Vinci was...
a Baroque/Rococco artist
an Abstract Expressionist painter
a Medieval artist
a Renaissance artist
26
Impressionism does not use...
Non-Objective elements
Lots of color
Everyday subjects
Visible brushstrokes
27
What is this artwork?
Minimalism
Abstract Expressionism
Surrealism
Cubism
28
"Renaissance" means...
Leonardo Da Vinci's nickname
Light & Dark
Rebirth
Painting with oils
29
Andy Warhol was...
a graffiti artist
a Pop artist
a Cubist artist
a Minimalist artist
30
What is the first art movement?
Prehistoric art
Renaissance art
Pop art
Minimalist art
31
This art movement is associated with the "roaring twenties"...
Neoclassical art
Medieval art
Art Deco
Abstract Expressionism
32
Cave paintings are common in...
Prehistoric art
Environmental art
Ancient Greek art
Minimalism
33
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Baroque/Rococco
Japanese Art
Impressionism
Art Deco
34
Why were pictures so important in Medieval religion?
Most people could not read
People had less intelligence
Most people believed they were magical
Pictures were sacred
35
The majority of Roman sculpture/architecture was to...
Impress the public
Serve as a meeting place
Scare away invaders/enemies
Be lived in
36
Why is photography so important for Environmental & Earth artists?
To record climate change
Draw less attention to the work itself
Because the art is not permanent
To manipulate the photo later on
37
This helmet is an example of ...
Ancient Egyptian art
Ancient Roman art
Medieval art
Prehistoric art
38
Surrealism can be best described as:
Splatter painting
Primitive
Luxurious
Dream-like
39
This artwork represents...
Pop art
Abstract expressionism
Impressionism
Cubism
40
What is "chiaroscuro"?
Painting with light
Lack of color in an artwork
High contrast of light & dark
Using smoke & charcoal in a work of art
41
What is this?
Pictography
Petroglyphs
Micrography
Hieroglyphics
42
"En plein air" is...
Drawing first, then painting
Painting using air
Painting from imagination
Painting outside
43
What is NOT an Ancient Greek art form?
Architecture
Pottery
Sculptures & Statues
Woodblock printing
44
Who created this Endangered species series?
Pablo Picasso
Jackson Pollock
Andy Warhol
Georgia O'Keeffe
45
How are prehistoric and environmental art related or similar to each other?
Minimal use of imagination
Relationship between man and industrial material
Use of natural materials
Use of pictures to represent words or ideas
46
What art movement does this artwork represent?
Medieval art
Impressionism
Environmental art
Mayan art
47
Where did the Mayan people live?
Australia
Hawaii
Mesoamerica
Brazil
48
This portrait of Marie Antoinette is . . .
Neoclassical art
Baroque/Roccoco
Art Deco art
Medieval art