Commercial Art Technology Test: Trivia Quiz

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What do you know about Commercial Art Technology? Do you think you can pass this quiz? Commercial art is the type of art created to commercial constraints, while fine art is the divine result of the muse of the Commercial artist art can be based on some level of business or functional requirements. Take this quiz and see how very much you know about commercial art.


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  • 1. 
    This class focuses on areas of art including but not limited to Balance, Proportion, Scale, Rhythm, etc. all of these items are included in what is defined as ________________.
    • A. 

      Elements of Art

    • B. 

      Forms

    • C. 

      Principles of Design

    • D. 

      Textures of the world

  • 2. 
    Architecture and Computer Graphics are examples of this type of art.
    • A. 

      Fine

    • B. 

      Commercial

    • C. 

      Performing

    • D. 

      None of the above.

  • 3. 
    __________ is the home of the Pyramids of Giza.
    • A. 

      Rome

    • B. 

      London

    • C. 

      Egypt

    • D. 

      Paris

  • 4. 
    A Lintel is held up to create an opening by two or more ____
    • A. 

      Boulders

    • B. 

      Posts

    • C. 

      Arches

    • D. 

      Doric

  • 5. 
    Winston Churchill is famous for what quote regarding architecture.
    • A. 

      Build it and they will come

    • B. 

      We shape our buildings, our buildings shape us.

    • C. 

      Architecture is Art

    • D. 

      Beauty is in the Eye of the beholder

  • 6. 
    When drawing out a floor plan you are creating a drawing in what Dimension_______
    • A. 

      1D

    • B. 

      20D

    • C. 

      4D

    • D. 

      2D

  • 7. 
    A Typical Floor plan is drawn from a ____________ point of view.
    • A. 

      Rational

    • B. 

      Birds-eye

    • C. 

      Elevation

    • D. 

      Below

  • 8. 
    A ______ column is the most ornate and detailed of the columns.
    • A. 

      Ionic

    • B. 

      Corinthian

    • C. 

      Doric

    • D. 

      None of the Above

  • 9. 
    ________  is a noted architect that uses a fine arts approach to his designs.
    • A. 

      Frank Gehry

    • B. 

      Frank Llyod Wright

    • C. 

      Frank Cassuto

    • D. 

      Fran Douglas

  • 10. 
    A motif that is enlarged each time as it appears represents a _____ rhythm.
    • A. 

      Non-Objective

    • B. 

      Progressive

    • C. 

      Regular

    • D. 

      None of the Above

  • 11. 
    The image seen below depicts an architectural design by ___________
    • A. 

      Frank Lloyd Wright

    • B. 

      Francis Bacon

    • C. 

      Frank Gehry

    • D. 

      Francisco Depardou

  • 12. 
    When creating a system of diagonal lines an architect must use a combination of which tools.
    • A. 

      Chaulk

    • B. 

      Ruler

    • C. 

      Pencil

    • D. 

      T-Square

    • E. 

      Triangle

    • F. 

      Compass

  • 13. 
    As discussed and demonstrated in class the architect in this image is creating _____ lines using his drafting tools.
    • A. 

      60 °

    • B. 

      90 °

    • C. 

      0 °

    • D. 

      45 °

  • 14. 
    When creating drafting lines an architect should always __________________  their pencil to create smooth uniform lines.
    • A. 

      Break

    • B. 

      Rotate

    • C. 

      Skip

    • D. 

      Moisten

  • 15. 
    In the image below the _____________ part of a Greek column has be preserved.
    • A. 

      Altruist

    • B. 

      Pediment

    • C. 

      Condiment

    • D. 

      Capital

  • 16. 
    Please identify the type of column pictured in this image.
    • A. 

      Iconographic

    • B. 

      New

    • C. 

      Doric

    • D. 

      Corinthian

  • 17. 
    The Cathedral of Notre Dame is located in ______________
    • A. 

      England

    • B. 

      Germany

    • C. 

      Paris

    • D. 

      Greece

  • 18. 
    The Cathedral of Notre Dame is considered a _________ style of architecture.
    • A. 

      Corinthian

    • B. 

      Iranian

    • C. 

      Gothic

    • D. 

      Marble

  • 19. 
    In the image below a ____________ type of rhythm is used to create this intricate tile pattern.
    • A. 

      Rotating

    • B. 

      Radial

    • C. 

      Alternating

    • D. 

      New

  • 20. 
    This architectural structure was designed by __________
    • A. 

      Walt Disney

    • B. 

      Frank Lloyd Wright

    • C. 

      Frank Gehry

    • D. 

      Randy Evert

  • 21. 
    The Type of Art as seen in the image below can be defined as _____________
    • A. 

      Commercial

    • B. 

      Fine Art

    • C. 

      Adjustment

    • D. 

      Serial

  • 22. 
    Proportion and ______________ relate to the relationship between multiple objects in parts or a whole.
    • A. 

      Scale

    • B. 

      Rhythm

    • C. 

      Emphasis

    • D. 

      Harmony

  • 23. 
    Identify ALL the Principles of design from the list below.
    • A. 

      Proportion

    • B. 

      Emphasis

    • C. 

      Balance

    • D. 

      Line

    • E. 

      Rhythm

    • F. 

      Harmony

    • G. 

      Continuity

    • H. 

      Variety

    • I. 

      Value

  • 24. 
    The Parthenon is located  __________
    • A. 

      In Rome

    • B. 

      On the Acropolis

    • C. 

      Under the sea

    • D. 

      Just below Paris, France

  • 25. 
    Identify All the characteristics as they relate to a commercial art career.
    • A. 

      Artist works at their own pace

    • B. 

      Deals with a client

    • C. 

      Associated with extravagant color and vibrant shape

    • D. 

      Used for financial gain

    • E. 

      Is heavily influenced by emotion and representation

    • F. 

      Typically revolves around a product or service

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