Advanced Art Quarterly Assessment
- 1.A still life painting or drawing is something that shows:
- A.
Non-moving objects.
- B.
Objects in perspective.
- C.
A portrait of someone sitting still.
- D.
A landscape of trees and flowers.
- 2.Contour drawing refers to:
- A.
The lines and crosshatching used to draw.
- B.
Hard-edge lines that exaggerate a figure.
- C.
Implied lines that viewer's eyes connect to form shapes.
- D.
The outside edges, as well as the defined enclosed edges of a person, object, or mass.
- 3.Pastels are:
- A.
light colored crayons used for colloring.
- B.
Fine quality chalk used for drawing.
- C.
Light values used in painting.
- D.
Different colors of charcoal used for drawing.
- 4.To write letters in a straight even line on a poster, you need to first draw:
- A.
Several practice letters.
- B.
A page layout.
- C.
Guidelines.
- D.
A template.
- 5.A portrait is:
- A.
An image of a person in motion.
- B.
An image of a person, expecially the face and upper body.
- C.
The full figure of a person.
- D.
A cartoon image of a person.
- 6.What media would you use to create a drawing?
- A.
Pencil, tempera paint, or crayon
- B.
Crayon, colored pencil, or clay
- C.
Yarn, watercolor paint, or markers
- D.
Pencil, charcoal, pen, or ink
- 7.In drawing and painting, what does value refer to?
- A.
The lightness and darkness of something.
- B.
How much your drawing or painting is worth.
- C.
How dark you can make your pencil shading.
- D.
Smudging to make all the pencil or charcoal the same shade.
- 8.To shade forms or figures using two or more sets of parallel lines that cross one another is called:
- A.
Contour shading.
- B.
Tonal shading.
- C.
Crosshatch shading.
- D.
Value shading.
- 9.Ways in which you can make your pencil shading darker are:
- A.
Use a harder pencil, use your pencil on its side, and smudge the pencil to darken it.
- B.
Scribble over the area until all the white paper is covered,
- C.
Press harder, go over the area several times until it darkens, or use a softer pencil.
- D.
Shade without ever lifting your pencil from the paper, make sure there are no white gaps showing, and blend the pencil with a paper towel.
- 10.Different types of lines are:
- A.
Contour, dense, diagonal, emphasis.
- B.
Curved, straight, zigzag, contour.
- C.
Formal, hard-edge, horizontal, natural.
- D.
Sketch, scribble, crosshatch, vertical.
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