Question 1

Outline the elements and principles of composition.

Accepted Answer

The elements of composition in art and design include line, shape, form, color, texture, and space. These elements are used to create the overall structure and visual appeal of a piece. The principles of composition, on the other hand, are the guidelines that artists and designers use to organize and arrange these elements within a composition. These principles include balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, and unity. By understanding and applying these elements and principles, artists and designers can create visually compelling and harmonious compositions in their work.

Question 2

Which of the following is one of the three basic characteristics of line?

Accepted Answer

A) Thickness 
B) Color 
C) Implication 
D) Angularity 
A) Thickness 
B) Color 
C) Implication 
D) Angularity C

Question 3

Which of the following is a watercolor medium in which gum is added to ground opaque colors mixed with water?

Accepted Answer

A) Gouache 
B) Aquatint 
C) Intaglio 
D) Acrylics 
A) Gouache 
B) Aquatint 
C) Intaglio 
D) Acrylics A

Question 4

Because of the process used to produce them, prints and reproductions are always considered to be _____ works of art.

Accepted Answer

A) valuable 
B) original 
C) stable 
D) unoriginal 
A) valuable 
B) original 
C) stable 
D) unoriginal

Question 5

Define the term "hue," including its subsidiary characteristics of primary, secondary, and tertiary.

Accepted Answer

The term "hue" refers to the attribute o

Question 6

Which of the following is the term for the composite, or overall, use of color?

Accepted Answer

A) Tonality 
B) Impasto 
C) Palette 
D) Saturation 
A) Tonality 
B) Impasto 
C) Palette 
D) Saturation

Question 7

Oils, perhaps the most popular of the painting media, were developed near the beginning of what century?

Accepted Answer

A) 12th 
B) 14th 
C) 15th 
D) 16th 
A) 12th 
B) 14th 
C) 15th 
D) 16th

Question 8

Which of the following is a wall-painting technique in which pigments are applied to fresh, wet plaster?

Accepted Answer

A) Fresco 
B) Ink 
C) Oil 
D) Gouache 
A) Fresco 
B) Ink 
C) Oil 
D) Gouache

Question 9

Adding white to a hue creates a _____ of that hue.

Accepted Answer

A) saturation 
B) shade 
C) tint 
D) gradation 
A) saturation 
B) shade 
C) tint 
D) gradation

Question 10

Which of the following is responsible for the fact that watercolors produce a delicacy that cannot be produced by other media?

Accepted Answer

A) Chiaroscuro 
B) Transparency 
C) Opaqueness 
D) Pigments 
A) Chiaroscuro 
B) Transparency 
C) Opaqueness 
D) Pigments

Question 11

Explain the properties of color and how artists can use them in creating works of art.

Accepted Answer

Color has several properties that artist

Question 12

Which of the following is not a purpose for which artists utilize line?

Accepted Answer

A) To control vision 
B) To create unity 
C) To create meaning 
D) To simulate weight 
A) To control vision 
B) To create unity 
C) To create meaning 
D) To simulate weight

Question 13

Analyze the effects of linear, atmospheric, and shifting perspective.

Accepted Answer

Linear perspective refers to the techniq

Question 14

_____ perspective is often used in Chinese landscapes in order to create a sense of depth.

Accepted Answer

A) Atmospheric 
B) Linear 
C) Shifting 
D) Compositional 
A) Atmospheric 
B) Linear 
C) Shifting 
D) Compositional

Question 15

Which of the following is a painting medium that is transparent and thinned with water?

Accepted Answer

A) Oil 
B) Watercolor 
C) Gouache 
D) Tempera 
A) Oil 
B) Watercolor 
C) Gouache 
D) Tempera

Question 16

A squeegee is used in which printmaking technique?

Accepted Answer

A) Lithography 
B) Aquatint 
C) Collage 
D) Serigraphy 
A) Lithography 
B) Aquatint 
C) Collage 
D) Serigraphy

Question 17

The artist _____ demonstrated the abstract and nonobjective potential for photography in his works.

Accepted Answer

A) Man Ray 
B) Alfred Stieglitz 
C) Ansel Adams 
D) Thomas Joshua Cooper 
A) Man Ray 
B) Alfred Stieglitz 
C) Ansel Adams 
D) Thomas Joshua Cooper

Question 18

Orange, resulting from mixing equal amounts of red and yellow, is which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Tertiary hue 
B) Secondary hue 
C) Primary hue 
D) Saturated hue 
A) Tertiary hue 
B) Secondary hue 
C) Primary hue 
D) Saturated hue

Question 19

Initially, the photographic medium was presented more like _____.

Accepted Answer

A) drawing 
B) printmaking 
C) painting 
D) news reporting 
A) drawing 
B) printmaking 
C) painting 
D) news reporting

Question 20

What is the difference between art and documentary photography?

Accepted Answer

Art photography and documentary photogra

Outline the elements and principles of composition.

Which of the following is one of the three basic characteristics of line?

Which of the following is a watercolor medium in which gum is added to ground opaque colors mixed with water?

Because of the process used to produce them, prints and reproductions are always considered to be _____ works of art.

Define the term "hue," including its subsidiary characteristics of primary, secondary, and tertiary.

Which of the following is the term for the composite, or overall, use of color?

Oils, perhaps the most popular of the painting media, were developed near the beginning of what century?

Which of the following is a wall-painting technique in which pigments are applied to fresh, wet plaster?

Adding white to a hue creates a _____ of that hue.

Which of the following is responsible for the fact that watercolors produce a delicacy that cannot be produced by other media?

Explain the properties of color and how artists can use them in creating works of art.

Which of the following is not a purpose for which artists utilize line?

Analyze the effects of linear, atmospheric, and shifting perspective.

_____ perspective is often used in Chinese landscapes in order to create a sense of depth.

Which of the following is a painting medium that is transparent and thinned with water?

A squeegee is used in which printmaking technique?

The artist _____ demonstrated the abstract and nonobjective potential for photography in his works.

Orange, resulting from mixing equal amounts of red and yellow, is which of the following?

Initially, the photographic medium was presented more like _____.

What is the difference between art and documentary photography?

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Exam 2: Pictures: Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, and Photography

Outline the elements and principles of composition.

Which of the following is one of the three basic characteristics of line?

Which of the following is a watercolor medium in which gum is added to ground opaque colors mixed with water?

Because of the process used to produce them, prints and reproductions are always considered to be _____ works of art.

Define the term "hue," including its subsidiary characteristics of primary, secondary, and tertiary.

Which of the following is the term for the composite, or overall, use of color?

Oils, perhaps the most popular of the painting media, were developed near the beginning of what century?

Which of the following is a wall-painting technique in which pigments are applied to fresh, wet plaster?

Adding white to a hue creates a _____ of that hue.

Which of the following is responsible for the fact that watercolors produce a delicacy that cannot be produced by other media?

Explain the properties of color and how artists can use them in creating works of art.

Which of the following is not a purpose for which artists utilize line?

Analyze the effects of linear, atmospheric, and shifting perspective.

_____ perspective is often used in Chinese landscapes in order to create a sense of depth.

Which of the following is a painting medium that is transparent and thinned with water?

A squeegee is used in which printmaking technique?

The artist _____ demonstrated the abstract and nonobjective potential for photography in his works.

Orange, resulting from mixing equal amounts of red and yellow, is which of the following?

Initially, the photographic medium was presented more like _____.

What is the difference between art and documentary photography?

Introduction: What Are the Arts and How Do We Respond to and Evaluate Them

Sculpture

Architecture

Music

Literature

Theatre

Cinema

Dance

Filters