The Ultimate Trivia Quiz On Art Work
Welcome to the Ultimate Trivia Quiz on Art Work. Art exists in different forms, and there is a lot of things that most people who have not taken an art class don’t know. How deep are you in the art world? Do you have what it takes to tackle it? Do take up this quiz and get to find out!Welcome to the Ultimate Trivia Quiz on Art Work. Art exists in different forms, and there is a lot of things that most people who have not taken an art class don’t know. How deep are you in the art world? Do you have what it takes to tackle it? Do take up this quiz and get to find out!
- 1.This includes information about the artwork-such as the artist's name, title of artwork, date of work, medium(what it is made of), process used to make it, where it is located(country or museum), size of artwork.
- A.
Label
- B.
Monochromatic
- C.
label information
- D.
Artist's statement
- 2.The lightness and darkness of a color.
- A.
Intensity
- B.
Color value
- C.
Color interaction
- D.
Chiaroscuro
- 3.
In this artwork example which color scheme is the artist using?- A.
Complementary color
- B.
Tertiary colors
- C.
Intermediate colors
- D.
Monochromatic colors
- 4.When looking at an object such as an oak leaf which is green, we see that it is green because it actually ______________all of the other colors but this color.
- A.
Absorbs
- B.
Reflects
- C.
Resembles
- D.
Analyzes
- 5.The visual arrangement of all of the colors of the rays of light. Artists use this to help select colors/color schemes for their artwork.
- A.
Color spectrum
- B.
Color wheel
- C.
Color circle
- D.
Hues
- 6.This refers to the placement or the arrangement of the elements and/or objects (subject matter--the things we see in a picture) in an artwork. This also can refer to the way principles of art are used to organize the various elements of art-especially when the artwork is an abstract artwork and has no specific subject matter.
- A.
Unity
- B.
Color wheel
- C.
Thumbnail sketch
- D.
Composition
- 7.The shading technique which uses layering of repeated parallel lines in that go in just one direction and are used to create an appearance of volume.
- A.
Mass
- B.
Cross hatching
- C.
Stippling
- D.
Hatching
- 8.
Each of the photos show the principle of design that is used to bring attention to subject matter in an artwork. The first example shows a strong difference in color. The second one shows a difference in texture. Which principle is displayed in all two photos?
- A.
Unity
- B.
Contrast
- C.
Pattern
- D.
Variety
- 9.
This is an example of what type of artwork?
- A.
Commercial art
- B.
Environmental art
- C.
Traditional art
- D.
Realistic art
- 10.A careful listing of those things that can be seen in art artwork. It includes facts, not opinions.
- A.
Interpretation
- B.
Judgements
- C.
Critique
- D.
Description
- 11.This is an element of art that helps define outer edges and/or the contours of shapes and objects in an artwork. It can also be used for a shading technique. It can varying in direction, thinness/thickness, and in value.
- A.
Shape
- B.
Line
- C.
Color
- D.
Texture
- 12.
The principle of design that refers to the distribution of weight (how it appears) of the elements of art (such as line, color, shapes etc.) within an artwork. This artwork is just one example that demonstrates this principle.
- A.
Asymmetry
- B.
Balance
- C.
Movement
- D.
Emphasis
- 13.
In this photo, what type of architectural design (as learned in chapter 7) is displayed?
- A.
Formal
- B.
Traditional
- C.
Commercial
- D.
Informal
- 14.These types of shapes tend to have irregular edges and are often associated with things found in the natural environment.
- A.
Organic shapes
- B.
Geometric shapes
- C.
Man-made shapes
- D.
Biomorphic shapes
- 15.
The photo(s) is of an artwork that shows an example of which principle.
- A.
Movement
- B.
Shape constancy
- C.
Symmetrical balance
- D.
Proportion
- 16.The name of a color such as blue is called ___________.
- A.
Temperature
- B.
Value
- C.
Hue
- 17.When describing the purity or strength of color, you are talking about color _____________.
- A.
Contrast
- B.
Intensity
- C.
Value
- D.
Hue
- 18.Which pair of colors is an example of complementary colors?
- A.
Blue and orange
- B.
Violet and red
- C.
Yellow and yellow-green
- D.
Blue and yellow
- 19.A color + white
- A.
Tint
- B.
Shade
- C.
Value
- 20.A color + black
- A.
Tint
- B.
Shade
- C.
Hue
- 21.Green, purple, orange
- A.
Analogous colors
- B.
Complementary colors
- C.
Secondary colors
- D.
Intermediate colors
- 22.These colors are the colors that come first. They are the colors that mix together to make all of the other colors.
- A.
Primary colors
- B.
Secondary colors
- C.
Complementary colors
- D.
Tertiary colors
- 23.
The empty/open spaces within this sculpture are called:
- A.
Positive shape
- B.
Positive space
- C.
Negative space
- D.
Organic shape
- 24.
This photo shows an example of ___________________________.
- A.
Radial texture
- B.
Authentic texture
- C.
Simulated texture
- 25.Colors that are side by side on the color wheel.
- A.
Complementary
- B.
Primary
- C.
Analogous
- D.
Tertiary
.jpg "Each of the photos show the principle of design that is used to bring attention to subject matter in an artwork.
The first example shows a strong difference in color.
The second one shows a difference in texture.
Which principle is displayed in all two photos?")
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