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Test
1. ________ __ tells stories, illustrates experiences, and communicates ideas or
information.
a. Persuasive
b. Ceremonial
c. Narrative
2. _______________ expresses and communicates emotion, ideas, and feelings.
a. Artistic Expression
b. Functional
c. Ceremonial
3. What are the Primary Colors?
a. Orange, yellow, green
b. Green, purple, orange
c. Red, yellow, blue
4. What is it called when you mix primary and secondary colors?
a. Complementary
b. Intermediate
c. Analogous
5. _____________ colors are opposite of each other on the color wheel.
a. Complementary
b. Intermediate
c. Analogous
6. What color indicates richness?
a. Red
b. Yellow
c. Blue
7. ________ indicates order, directs the eye where to look, and shows how to interpret
the picture.
a. Form
b. Line
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c. Shape
8. What is measured by height and width?
a. 2-D
b. 3-D
c. 4-D
9. What is measured by height, width, and depth?
a. 2-D
b. 3-D
c. 4-D
10. Element of art related to lightness and darkness.
a. Form
b. Balance
c. Value
11. You darken a color by adding black, which is called _________. You lighten a color by
adding white, which is called _________.
a. Tinting, Shading
b. Shading, Tinting
c. Dull, Bright
12. When objects are more distant, they are more ________. When objects are closer,
they are more __________.
a. Dull, Brighter
b. Brighter, Dull
c. It does not matter how close or far away an object is
13. Balance, repetition, pattern, contrast, rhythm, movement, emphasis, proportion,
variety, and unity are all called what?
a. Elements of Art
b. Visual Art
c. Principles of Design
14. When an object is divided in half and is similar on each half it is said to be
___________.
a. Symmetrical
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b. Balanced
c. Asymmetrical
15. Balance in visual art can be _________, _________, and __________.
a. Radial, Non- Radial, Symmetric
b. Formal, Symmetric, Radial
c. Formal, Informal, Radial
16. What is repetition in a picture?
a. Where an image is repeated more than once for effect.
b. It deals with the size of objects in relationship to other parts of the artwork.
c. It is when elements work together to produce harmony and sense of order.
17. Repetition can be what?
a. Regular or irregular and varied in shape or intervals
b. Tends to hold the overall design together.
c. Both a and b
18. ___________ is varied in size, shape, or color.
a. Contrast
b. Pattern
c. Rhythm
19. The positioning of opposing elements in areas of an artwork is called what?
a. Contrast
b. Emphasis
c. Proportion
20. ______________ deals with creating a feeling of action or series of actions and
guides the viewer’s eye through the artwork.
a. Variety
b. Movement
c. Rhythm
21. How can Movement show activity?
a. Through a use of repeated lines
b. Gradual increases/decreases in color and shading
c. Both a and b
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22. ___________ refers to the size relationship between an object and a standard
reference.
a. Interval
b. Space
c. Scale
23. The use of transition and gradation provides what?
a. Variety
b. Contrast
c. Proportion
24. What does gradation mean?
a. Moves the eye from one concept to the next
b. The shading of colors
c. Both a and b
25. _________ is the arrangement of elements to create a coherent whole.
a. Pattern
b. Unity
c. Emphasis
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Answer Key
1. C
2. A
3. C
4. B
5. A
6. B
7. B
8. A
9. B
10. C
11. B
12. A
13. C
14. A
15. C
16. A
17. C
18. B
19. A
20. B
21. C
22. C
23. A
24. B
25. B
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Study Guide
1. What are the Primary Colors?
2. ___________ refers to the size relationship between an object and a standard
reference.
3. What is measured by height and width?
4. The use of transition and gradation provides what?
5. You darken a color by adding black, which is called _________. You lighten a color by
adding white, which is called _________.
6. ___________ is varied in size, shape, or color.
7. What does gradation mean?
8. Balance in visual art can be _________, _________, and __________.
9. ________ indicates order, directs the eye where to look, and shows how to interpret
the picture.
10. How can Movement show activity?
11. Element of art related to lightness and darkness.
12. _____________ colors are opposite of each other on the color wheel.
13. ________ __ tells stories, illustrates experiences, and communicates ideas or
information.
14. Repetition can be what?
15. Balance, repetition, pattern, contrast, rhythm, movement, emphasis, proportion,
variety, and unity are all called what?
16. _______________ expresses and communicates emotion, ideas, and feelings.
17. _________ is the arrangement of elements to create a coherent whole.
18. ______________ deals with creating a feeling of action or series of actions and
guides the viewer’s eye through the artwork.
19. What is it called when you mix primary and secondary colors?
20. When objects are more distant, they are more ________. When objects are closer,
they are more __________.
21. What is repetition in a picture?
22. What color indicates richness?
23. When an object is divided in half and is similar on each half it is said to be
___________.
24. The positioning of opposing elements in areas of an artwork is called what?
25. What is measured by height, width, and depth?
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Mona Lisa
Leonardo Da Vinci