Art Survey Quarterly Assessment
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Scratch art is created by:
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Drawing a design, coloring it hard with crayon, putting paint on it, and wiping the paint off.
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Scratch a design on black paper.
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Putting paint over thick crayon, and scratching a design in the paint to show the crayon color.
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Using a compass or other tool to scratch design in the wood art tables.
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The 'Art Survey Quarterly Assessment' evaluates knowledge on various art forms and historical art techniques, including scratch art, Egyptian figure drawing rules, and Greek vase decoration. This quiz is essential for understanding fundamental art concepts and visual representation skills.
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The Egyptian rule for drawing figures in called:
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Frontillism.
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Fauves.
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Egyptian realism.
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Silhouette drawing.
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A. Frontillism. -
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The cave paintings in the Lascaux and Altamira Caves show pictures of:
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Bows and arrows, animals, and how the cave people lived.
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Dinosaurs and cavemen.
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Men hunting animals.
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Animals such as horses and bison running.
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A. Animals such as horses and bison running.Explanation
The cave paintings in the Lascaux and Altamira Caves depict animals such as horses and bison running. These paintings provide a glimpse into the lives of the cave people and their environment. The artists showcased their hunting activities and the animals they encountered. The running depiction of horses and bison suggests the dynamic and lively nature of these creatures, capturing their movements and energy.Rate this question:
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A circular window composed of patterned tracery arranged in a symmetrical petal-like formation is called a:
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Rose window.
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Stained glass window.
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Wheel window.
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Round church window.
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A. Rose window.Explanation
A circular window composed of patterned tracery arranged in a symmetrical petal-like formation is called a rose window. This type of window is commonly found in Gothic architecture and is characterized by its intricate and decorative design. The term "rose" refers to the resemblance of the window's shape to a rose flower, with the tracery radiating from the center like petals. Stained glass may be used in a rose window, but the defining feature is the specific petal-like formation of the tracery. The terms "wheel window" and "round church window" do not specifically describe the unique design of a rose window.Rate this question:
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A Greek vase was often decorated with bands of designs and figures. A red figure vase is:
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A vase where the background, design bands, and figures are scratched into red clay.
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A vase where the background is covered with black color and the figures are scratched away to reveal the red clay.
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A vase where the background is scratched away to reveal the red clay, and the figures are scratched away to reveal the black clay.
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A vase where the background, the design bands, and figures are scratched away to reveal the black clay.
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Pastels are:
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Light colored crayons used for coloring.
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Different colors of charcoal used for drawing.
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Light values used in paintings
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Fine quality chalk used for drawing.
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A. Fine quality chalk used for drawing.Explanation
Pastels are a type of fine quality chalk used for drawing. They come in a variety of colors and are known for their soft and powdery texture. Artists often use pastels to create vibrant and expressive drawings, as they can easily blend and layer to create different effects. Unlike crayons or charcoal, pastels are specifically designed for drawing and offer a unique and versatile medium for artists to work with.Rate this question:
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What media can you use to create a drawing?
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Pencil, tempera paint, or crayon
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Crayon, colored pencil, or clay
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Pencil, charcoal, pen, or ink
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Yarn, watercolor paint, or markers
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A. Pencil, charcoal, pen, or inkExplanation
The correct answer is pencil, charcoal, pen, or ink. These are all traditional media that can be used to create drawings. Pencil is a versatile tool that allows for different levels of shading and precision. Charcoal is known for its rich, dark tones and ability to create expressive marks. Pen and ink can be used for detailed line work and can create a bold, graphic look. All of these options provide different textures and effects, allowing artists to explore their creativity and create unique drawings.Rate this question:
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A horizontal line with a single vanishing point on it and where all lines converge is called:
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One-point perspective.
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Two-point perspective.
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Linear perspective.
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Eye level.
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A. One-point perspective.Explanation
In one-point perspective, all lines converge to a single vanishing point on a horizontal line. This creates the illusion of depth and distance in a two-dimensional image. The term "linear perspective" refers to the overall concept of creating depth and space in a drawing or painting. "Two-point perspective" is a different technique where two vanishing points are used to create the illusion of depth. "Eye level" refers to the height at which an observer's eyes are positioned and is not directly related to the concept of converging lines and vanishing points.Rate this question:
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The height from which the viewer sees the scene is the:
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Vanishing point.
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One-point perspective.
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High and low placement.
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horizon line.
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A. horizon line.Explanation
The horizon line refers to the horizontal line that separates the sky from the ground or other elements in a scene. It represents the viewer's eye level or the height from which the viewer sees the scene. It is an important element in perspective drawing as it helps establish the scale and depth of objects in relation to the viewer's point of view. The vanishing point, one-point perspective, and high and low placement are all related to perspective drawing but do not specifically represent the height from which the viewer sees the scene.Rate this question:
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An instrument used for measuring and drawing arcs and circles is called:
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A ruler.
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A compass.
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A protractor.
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A template.
Correct Answer
A. A compass.Explanation
A compass is an instrument specifically designed for measuring and drawing arcs and circles. It consists of two arms, one with a pointed end and the other with a pencil or pen attached. The pointed end is placed at the center of the desired circle, and the pencil end is used to draw the circle by rotating the arms around the center point. A ruler is used for measuring straight lines, a protractor is used for measuring angles, and a template is a pre-made shape used for tracing or drawing specific shapes. Therefore, a compass is the correct answer for an instrument used for measuring and drawing arcs and circles.Rate this question:
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