Elements & Principles Of Art - Final Quiz
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This quiz is designed to assess student understanding of the elements and principles of art. It is designed for a live class of students, not to be taken onLine. So. . . Don't waste your time. Instructions: First and foremost, do your personal best. Read all the questions and answers thoroughly before you answer. If you have a question, please raise your hand. When you are done, please doodle and/or daydream about your summer plans. What kind of ART will you make this summer? Will you use paint, pencils, markers or mashed potatoes? Hmmm. . .
- 1.
- A.
A principle of art that deals with height and width.
- B.
An element that refers to the area between, around and/or within things.
- C.
Triangles, squares, cylinders, rectangles, ovals, and circles.
- D.
An element that is concerned with height and width, and that encloses space.
- E.
An element that is concerned with depth; and that encloses space.
- 2.
- A.
Contrast
- B.
Value
- C.
Color
- D.
Pattern
- E.
Texture
- 3.
- 4.Which principle of art refers to how art elements help direct a viewer's eyes through a work of art?
- A.
Space
- B.
Rhythm
- C.
Balance
- D.
Emphasis
- E.
Movement
- 5.
- A.
Something that Mr. Maurer often has his students experience during his Fear Factor lessons. (A reference to Walt Morey Middle School's Drama teacher.)
- B.
An element of art that is hard most of the time.
- C.
An element of art that is easy most of the time.
- D.
How something feels or how it looks like it would feel.
- E.
Not something that you see, but rather something that you feel.
- 6._________________ is an element of art that refers to lightness and darkness in an artwork.
- 7.
- 8.Which element of art refers to the distance or area between, around, or within things?
- A.
Emphasis
- B.
Texture
- C.
Contrast
- D.
Space
- E.
Rhythm
- 9.
- A.
When your mama gets dressed for work.
- B.
When lines are used over and over again.
- C.
When an art element (or elements) is repeated in a planned or random way over and over again.
- D.
When lines and shapes are used in combination with different colors.
- E.
Only when their is rhythm in a design.
- 10.
- 11.Rhythm is...
- A.
An element of art that shows repetition of visual motion.
- B.
A principle of art that uses repetition to show visual motion.
- C.
How an artist directs a viewer's attention in a work of art.
- D.
Simply a fancy way to say tappin' your feet to the beat.
- E.
A principle of art that shows repetition.
- 12.Balance is...
- A.
A principle of art that just makes a piece "feel" right.
- B.
A principle of art that deals with visual weight.
- C.
A principle of art that can be described as either symmetrical or asymmetrical.
- D.
All of the above
- E.
Actually just a measly element of art that no artist cares about.
- 13.Form is... (Hint: You will choose more than one answer for this one.)
- A.
An element of art that has depth.
- B.
A principle of art that has depth.
- C.
Two dimensional, meaning it has two dimensions.
- D.
Three dimensional, meaning it has three dimensions.
- E.
Something you learned to create this year during the Stack Ups project and the one point perspective drawing.
- 14._________________________________ is the principle of art that creates dominance and focus in an artwork.
- 15.Make a list of all the ELEMENTS of ART from the white board. (Keep in mind that the elements of art are like the ingredients for a cake. They describe THINGS in their most simple form.)1.2.3.4.5.6.7.
- 16.Make a list of the PRINCIPLES of ART. (Keep in mind that the principles are like the recipes for making different cakes.They describe different WAYS the ingredients can be put together.)1.2.3.4.5.6.7.
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