Studio In Art Test # 2
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- 1.Form is measured or defined with _____________ dimensions
- A.
1
- B.
4
- C.
6
- D.
3
- 2.A ______________________ is a grouping of inanimate objects arranged for an artist to recreate.
- A.
Observation
- B.
Still life
- C.
Composition
- D.
Value
- 3.______________________ was known for his simple shapes/forms and patches of color in many of his still life paintings.
- A.
Paul Klee
- B.
Rudyard Kipling
- C.
Paul Cezanne
- D.
Oscar Wilde
- 4.Identify ALL the elements of art from the list below
- A.
Shape
- B.
Organic
- C.
Line
- D.
Color
- E.
Form
- F.
Two- Dimensional
- G.
Value
- H.
Goose
- I.
Texture
- J.
Geometric
- K.
Space
- 5.The darkness and/or lightness of an object ranging from black to white is identified as a ________________
- A.
Color
- B.
Value Scale
- C.
Redo
- D.
Still Life
- 6.Objects that appear further away from the viewer in an artwork are most likely a part of the ______
- A.
Zoo
- B.
Frontal lobe
- C.
Background area
- D.
Prospectus
- 7.Of the provided pencil types please select the THREE (3) Darkest or softest pencils.
- A.
HB
- B.
7H
- C.
6B
- D.
4H
- E.
2B
- F.
5H
- G.
HD-TV
- 8.An object having 2 Dimensions and created with the use of a tool is most likely a _____________
- A.
Geometric line
- B.
Organic arrangement
- C.
Zig-zag shape
- D.
Geometric shape
- E.
Form
- 9.
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The drawing technique seen below can best be described as __________- A.
Jello reinforcement
- B.
Gesture style
- C.
Contour line
- D.
Cup - style drawing
- 10.When describing an artwork, space is divided into two major categories. What are they?
- A.
Background and foreground
- B.
Red and blue
- C.
Positive and Negative
- D.
Outside and inside
- 11.Shadows are formed by creating various values. All objects have two types of shadows. What are they ?
- A.
Cast and Form
- B.
Behind and Front
- C.
Form and Highlight
- D.
Light Grey and Black
- 12.Identify the Three (3) basic geometric forms in the following list
- A.
Yellow
- B.
Sphere
- C.
Cup
- D.
Cube
- E.
Pyramid
- F.
Circle
- G.
Cylinder
- 13.
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The line as seen below typically would express feelings of ______________- A.
Support
- B.
Joy
- C.
Excitement
- D.
Understanding
- 14.The process of creating simple parallel lines in repetition in order to replicate various values is identified as ?
- A.
Rotating
- B.
Cross-Hatching
- C.
Hatching
- D.
Feeding
- 15.
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Looking at the image, the light source is most likely coming from what direction.- A.
Lower right
- B.
Upper left
- C.
Directly above
- D.
None of the above
- 16.Wassilly Kandinsky began his life with a desire to become and artist.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 17.A Pepsi can would be considered what type of art
- A.
Commercial
- B.
Abstract
- C.
Fine
- D.
Performing
- 18.When critiquing an image an artist must invest a significant amount of time. To effectively do so he/she should take advantage of four (4) simple steps. Identify those steps below.
- A.
Interpretation
- B.
Perception
- C.
Description
- D.
Observation
- E.
Analysis
- F.
Philosophical
- G.
Judgment
- 19.These types of line express stability and strength
- A.
Zig-zag
- B.
Curved
- C.
Horizontal
- D.
Vertical
- 20.A form that is drawn freehand and resembles objects found in nature can be categorized as ________
- A.
Geometric
- B.
Organic
- C.
Line
- D.
Correct
- 21.Marla Olmstead is a 19 year old prodigy known for her excellent style of realistic drawings.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.
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Identify the form of expression as seen in this image below. .- A.
Abstract
- B.
Non-Objective
- C.
Red
- D.
Realism
- E.
Representational
- 23.
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The Type of Art as seen in the image below can be defined as _____________?- A.
Fine Art
- B.
Funny
- C.
Commercial
- D.
Blue
- 24.All forms of expression require an artist to obtain a subject matter and recreate that subject matter precisely as it looks in real life.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 25.___________ is a line that is placed at eye level and its placement determines the artist's and viewers Point of View
- A.
Commercial Art
- B.
Horizon Line
- C.
Gesture Drawing
- D.
One Point Perspective
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