Drawing And Painting Quarterly Assessment
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- 1.The best way to draw an enlarged portrait from a photo making sure that the proportions are perfect is to use a:
- A.
Ruler.
- B.
Grid.
- C.
Tracing paper.
- D.
Copy paper.
- 2.You created a drawing in the style of Peter Max. Peter Max is noted for:
- A.
Abstract designs of simplified shapes to emphasize form instead of subject matter.
- B.
Graphic designs in a limited color scheme, characterized by lots of winding plant tendrils
- C.
Dramatic art that uses lighting effects, contrast between dark and light, and curved lines to express energy and strong emotions.
- D.
Graphic designs in bright, vibrating colors incorporating psychedelic colors in floral and celestial motifs.
- 3.A monochromatic color scheme uses:
- A.
One color plus black and white.
- B.
Optical color variations.
- C.
Two colors plus black and white.
- D.
Different intensities of a color.
- 4.An illusion of depth that you can create by drawing/painting one object in front of another object by covering parts of the further object is called:
- A.
High and low placement.
- B.
Shading.
- C.
Size differential.
- D.
Overlapping.
- 5.A portrait is:
- A.
An image of a person in motion.
- B.
The full figure of a person.
- C.
An image of a person, especially the face and upper body.
- D.
A cartoon image of a person.
- 6.In drawing and painting, what does value refer to?
- A.
How dark you can make your pencil shading
- B.
The lightness and darkness of something
- C.
How much your drawing or painting is worth
- D.
Smudging to make all the pencil or charcoal the same shade
- 7.You drew circles, squares, cylinders, and cubes. One way to change these forms from 2-dimensions to 3-dimensions is to:
- A.
Put forms above and below the horizon line.
- B.
Draw a circle, square, and triangle and color them different colors.
- C.
Stack the forms on top of each other.
- D.
Create a light source and shade the forms from light to dark.
- 8.What media can you use to create a drawing?
- A.
Pencil, charcoal, pen, or ink
- B.
Pencil, tempera paint, or crayon
- C.
Crayon, colored pencil, or clay
- D.
Yarn, watercolor paint, or markers
- 9.Contour drawing refers to:
- A.
The lines and crosshatching used to draw.
- B.
Hard-edge lines that exaggerate a figure.
- C.
The outside edges, as well as the defined enclosed edges of a person, object, or mass.
- D.
Implied lines that viewer's eyes connect to form shapes.
- 10.Gesture drawing is:
- A.
An expressive way to paint a portrait.
- B.
A quick way to capture movement of a person.
- C.
Hard-edge outlines of shapes and figures.
- D.
A way to show real texture that can be perceived through touch.
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